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The Relationship between B, S & G in Contemporary Society

   

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Researching and Analyzing Issues inthe Relationship between B, S & G inContemporary Society

Table of ContentsMAIN BODY...................................................................................................................................11. VIEWS PRESENTED ON RACIAL DISCRIMINATION IN AUSTRALIA..................12. ORIGINAL CASE LAW AND ACTIONS TAKEN BY BUSINESS, GOVERNMENTSOCIETY...............................................................................................................................23. CRITICAL REVIEW OF THE CASE...............................................................................34. CONCLUSION..................................................................................................................3REFERENCES................................................................................................................................5

MAIN BODY1. VIEWS PRESENTED ON RACIAL DISCRIMINATION IN AUSTRALIARacial discrimination is still one of the major discrimination faced by people living in thesociety and at the workplace and most importantly there is no legal law for human rights inAustralia. The study is bases on the racial discrimination in Australia and its various impact indifferent section of the society as on their health and wellbing:Racism is defined in Impact_of_Racism_FYA_report as global phenomenon with amultiplicity of changing its form (Impact_of_Racism_FYA_report, 2018). As per the writes ofthis report this can be defined as an accumulated and often contradictory set of assumption in themind of people for the others in the society in which they live. This can be further be clearlyunderstood with the definition given in the article 'The impact of racial discrimination on thehealth of Australian Indigenous children' as a unique treatment which Is faced by minority andnative people effecting their mental and physical health. Major consequences at Internationalelevel have been on the age group of 5-10 and for age group of 11-14 racial discrimination resultsin developments of mental and health disparities (Mental health impacts of racial discriminationin Australian culturally and linguistically diverse communities: a cross-sectional survey, 2018).This article mainly focuses on the racial discrimination in Australian and its impact on childrenas that also a part of society and not many have focused on this section of the society.Racial discrimination means denying those from racial and ethnic minority backgroundsto use and access rights such participation in free community and public life and services, tohave equal service provisions and freedom for violence. People who belong to racial minoritycommunity often faces violence against them. These people generally encounters with physicaland mental health as well. The adults and elderly people can cope with the mental torture but themain issued is with the children or teenager, this discrimination effect their physical and mentalgrowth and they face many mental disturbances at very young age.As per the article 'Mental health impacts of racial discrimination in Australian culturallyand linguistically diverse communities: a cross-sectional survey' this can be stated that education,religion visibilirty andf rurality all are assocaited signufucantly wuiith duffercebnce in thefrequebncy of facing reacil discriminqation. This means mental heralth is effected vary badlly fothose who are victim of racal discremuination. 1

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