CONTEMPORARY SOCIAL WELFARE

Contemporary
Social Welfare
• Social welfare has gained wide outlay
in contemporary times
• This outlay and corresponding realities
create a picture of Social Welfare which hasn’t ever been before and which
continuously becomes renewed
• This implies that Social Welfare has
departed from the way in which it was viewed in times past featuring a wide
range of developments subject to our consideration
Multiculturalism:
•States and comity of states welcome new ideas proliferating from various sources of
human cultures regardless of their cultural or customary repugnancies. However,
these cultures are subjected to critical review and applied to the wider
society.
Multiculturalism:
Human
Rights and Freedom
•A deepening and widening concern for the promotion and protection of human rights
on all fronts, hastened by the ideal of self-determination in a postcolonial
era, is now unmistakably woven into the fabric of contemporary world affairs
such as the UN Human Rights Charter of 1948
Global Unity
•The emergence of concerted efforts by
states to jell their unity and foster peace
among states is getting increased, creating provisions for social rights
protection from global perspective. Thus, social welfare in contemporary times
occasions unity among nations with the aim of reducing threats on the rights of
rights of aliens, refugees, etc.
Economic Liberalism
•With this development, states make laws to protect
the economic interest of their citizens
•The emergence of capitalism has recalibrated the
economic order of contemporary societies
Economic
Liberalism
•However, states make laws to encourage
favorable economic competition without
glitches, favorable wage
system and working conditions for its citizens.
•In same vein, states create convenient economic
environment for their citizens to discourage mischief in contractual relations,
tax laws etc.
Minority
Rights Protection
•The proliferation of large UN conferences in areas such as children’s rights, population, social development, women’s rights, human settlements, and food production and distribution
emphasize on minorities.
Minority Rights
Protection
governments of states
Minority
Rights Protection
•This was made possible by the effective
dismantling of barriers that could mute the
voices of minorities
•However, minorities are not those who
do not have voices but those who lack the capacity to register their opinions
on the state’s table
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