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How Social Protection Enhances Family Stability and Well-being

In an increasingly unpredictable world, the concept of social protection has emerged as a critical component of public policy aimed at enhancing family stability and well-being. Social protection encompasses a range of policies and programmes designed to reduce poverty and vulnerability by promoting efficient labour markets, diminishing people's exposure to risks, and enhancing their capacity to manage economic and social risks. 

This blog post will explore how social protection systems contribute to family stability and well-being, with a particular focus on the integration of technology for social protection and the broad benefits for families in these frameworks.

The Role of Technology in Social Protection

The integration of technology for social protection has revolutionised the way these programmes are administered and accessed. Digital technologies have streamlined the identification and registration processes, making it easier to target the right beneficiaries. For example, biometric identification systems ensure that benefits reach the intended recipients, reducing fraud and leakage. Mobile banking and digital wallets have facilitated timely and secure disbursement of cash transfers, even in remote areas.

Moreover, technology has enhanced transparency and accountability in the administration of these programmes. Digital platforms enable real-time monitoring and evaluation, allowing policymakers to track the effectiveness of social protection interventions and make data-driven adjustments. This technological integration not only improves efficiency but also empowers beneficiaries by providing them with better access to information and services.

Enhancing Family Stability

One of the primary benefits for families in social protection is the enhancement of stability. Financial instability is a major stressor for families, often leading to negative outcomes such as poor mental health, disrupted education for children, and strained relationships. Social protection programmes, by providing a reliable source of income, help mitigate these stressors.

Cash transfer programmes, for example, provide families with the means to cover essential expenses such as food, housing, and healthcare. This financial support ensures that families can maintain a basic standard of living even in times of economic hardship. Additionally, social insurance schemes like unemployment benefits offer a buffer for families facing job loss, allowing them time to secure new employment without immediate financial distress.

Promoting Well-being

Social protection programmes also play a significant role in promoting overall well-being. Access to healthcare is a crucial component of well-being, and social protection schemes often include health insurance that makes medical services more affordable and accessible. This access to healthcare ensures that families can address health issues promptly, reducing the risk of long-term illnesses and improving quality of life.

Education is another critical area where social protection enhances well-being. By providing financial assistance, these programmes enable families to invest in their children's education, covering costs such as school fees, uniforms, and supplies. This investment in education not only improves the future prospects of the children but also contributes to breaking the cycle of poverty in the long term.

Strengthening Social Cohesion

Beyond the immediate financial and well-being benefits, social protection also fosters social cohesion. When families are supported through social protection programmes, they are less likely to experience severe economic disparities that can lead to social unrest and conflict. By reducing poverty and inequality, social protection contributes to a more stable and harmonious society.

Empowering Women and Promoting Gender Equality

Social protection programmes often have a significant impact on gender equality. Many schemes are designed to empower women, who are disproportionately affected by poverty and economic instability. For instance, maternity benefits and child support payments help women balance work and family responsibilities, reducing the financial burden on single mothers and promoting gender equality.

Moreover, targeted social protection interventions can address gender-specific vulnerabilities, such as violence against women and girls. By providing financial independence and support, these programmes help women escape abusive situations and build safer, more secure lives for themselves and their families.

In conclusion, the benefits for families in social protection are manifold, encompassing financial stability, improved well-being, social cohesion, and gender equality. The integration of technology for social protection has further enhanced the effectiveness and reach of these programmes, ensuring that they serve as a robust safety net for families worldwide. As we continue to navigate the complexities of the modern world, the importance of comprehensive social protection systems cannot be overstated. They are essential for fostering stable, healthy, and equitable societies where families can thrive.

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In a significant reshuffling of key leadership positions, President Bola Ahmed Tinubu has appointed new heads for various agencies under the Ministry of Humanitarian Affairs. This strategic move is anticipated to bring fresh perspectives and renewed energy to the sector, aiming to enhance the effectiveness and reach of humanitarian interventions across Nigeria. The Ministry of Humanitarian…

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10 Important Messages from Merlan Leading the 21st Anniversary Celebration of Bone Bolango

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A New Global Value Proposition

My more than 20 years of Selfcare, Value-Based, Integrated Care, and Consumer Health and Development, Healthy Structural SUCCESS is a new global Health, Development, and Triumphant Living as a Culture Frontier as well as the KEY to Health, Development, and Triumphant Living as a Culture at the Consumer and Household levels.

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The world has entered a new global paradigm in which an economy's capacity to project power in the new global geoeconomic environment it now faces, or what goes into an individual's sources of power, is crucial. The sources of one's strengths and power are catalysed when faced with new challenges, such as the quantity and quality of Human Capital, Educational bottlenecks, Economic decline, Developmental challenges, and intense Geoeconomic competition across numerous frontiers. It also draws attention to the projects—including business endeavours—that serve as Strategic Sources of such Power.

It is clear to all that on probing, the Strength and Power we are referring to is Economic Power. It is also clear to Investors, Corporations, CEOs, and Stakeholders that the activities that contribute to that Strength or Power are the Ownership and Preservation of Health, Development, and Triumphant Living as a Culture – Modern Selfcare and Consumer Health and Development. This strength is at the forefront of global strategic competition and is only evident through: Knowledge, Healthy Resilience, Healthy Longevity, and Efficacy including the purchasing power of Consumers and Households. This translates into Quality and Quantity Human Capital buildup, increased productivity, and it also spurs innovation in critical Power Competition sectors.

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We have overcome numerous obstacles, persuaded through Efficacy influential people, CEOs, Corporations and Stakeholders around the globe to join us, altered long-standing global paradigms, and altered the way CEOs, Policymakers, and the Global Private Sector Corridors of Power relate to Modern Selfcare, and Consumer Health, and Development. We have established trust and enduring connections. Our CEOs, Investors, Stakeholders and we have paved the way to optimise for Resilient Consumers and Households. 

We extend our sincere gratitude to the Strategic Powers, CEOs, and Offices local and worldwide for their support. Our dedication to the new Global Value Proposition is unwavering. Because we want people to succeed, we work with our stakeholders to empower them and promote Economic Development. To say that I am excited and looking forward to working with you guys is an understatement. https://theglobalstructurenetwork.com/how-to-engage-us

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FAMILY LEGISLATION

Summary

The article discusses the social protection laws and regulations in Yugoslavia for pregnant women and nursing mothers. These laws provide a number of important benefits and protections, including paid leave, shortened work hours, and access to childcare.

Pregnant women are entitled to 90 days of leave for the purpose of delivery, which may start 45 days before delivery or at least 21 days before it. They are also entitled to their regular salary and permanent allowance during their pregnancy leave.

Nursing mothers are entitled to interrupt their work every three hours to nurse their child. They may also be granted shortened work hours of 4 hours a day, or paid leave of 15 days in case of acute disease of their child.

In addition, women after the fourth month of pregnancy and mothers nursing their children are forbidden overtime and night work for 8 months, or 12 months if so advised by the doctor. They are also not allowed to be sent to work temporarily away from the place of their permanent employment.

The article also discusses the cash grant that is paid to mothers with two or more living children. This grant can help to offset the costs of raising children, and it can provide much-needed financial assistance to families.

Overall, the article provides a comprehensive overview of the social protection laws and regulations in Yugoslavia for pregnant women and nursing mothers. These laws and regulations provide a strong foundation for supporting families and children, and they help to ensure that all families have the opportunity to thrive.

Here are some of the key takeaways from the article:

Pregnant women and nursing mothers are entitled to a number of important benefits and protections, including paid leave, shortened work hours, and access to childcare.

These laws are essential to ensuring the health and safety of pregnant women and mothers nursing their children, and they help to ensure that they have the time and energy to care for their families.

The laws also provide for a cash grant to be paid to mothers with two or more living children. This grant can help to offset the costs of raising children, and it can provide much-needed financial assistance to families.

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World Day of Social Justice

World Day of Social Justice (Social Justice Equality Day) is an international day recognizing the need to promote social justice, which includes efforts to tackle issues such as poverty, exclusion, gender equality, unemployment, human rights, and social protections. Many organizations, including the UN, American Library Association (ALA), and the International Labour Organization, make statements on the importance of social justice for people. Many organizations also present plans for greater social justice by tackling poverty, social and economic exclusion and unemployment. The United Nations General Assembly has decided to observe 20 February annually, approved on 26 November 2007 and starting in 2009, as the World Day of Social Justice.

The Declaration focuses on guaranteeing fair outcomes for all through employment, social protection, social dialogue, and fundamental principles and rights.

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On this International Day for the Eradication of Poverty 2023, we promise to unite to promote human dignity and respect for all. This year's theme calls for universal access to decent work and social protection, focusing on the fundamental value and humanity of every worker.

🤝 Let's strive for a world where every individual has the opportunity for meaningful and fulfilling employment. Decent work should not only provide fair wages and safe conditions but also empower individuals to reach their full potential and contribute to the betterment of their communities.

👩‍🔧🧑‍🏭 Today, we celebrate the resilience and dedication of workers worldwide, recognizing their invaluable contributions to the fabric of our societies. Let's continue our efforts to create an inclusive and sustainable future where no one is left behind.

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The map of the country will change only with the help of social security for the children. Let's come together to get the children their fair share and save many childhoods.

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The Impact of Social Protection on Family Health and Prosperity

Social protection encompasses a range of policies and programmes designed to reduce poverty and vulnerability by promoting efficient labour markets, diminishing people's exposure to risks, and enhancing their capacity to manage economic and social risks. These include social insurance (such as pensions and unemployment benefits), social assistance (like cash transfers and food subsidies), and other interventions aimed at supporting families and individuals. By examining the benefits for families in social protection, we can better understand how these schemes contribute to improved health outcomes and economic prosperity.

This blog delves into the profound impact of social protection on family dynamics, focusing on health, economic stability, and overall quality of life.

Health Benefits of Social Protection

One of the most significant impacts of social protection schemes is on family health. Access to healthcare is a fundamental component of these programmes, ensuring that families do not have to forgo medical treatment due to financial constraints.

Improved Access to Healthcare

Social protection programmes often include health insurance or subsidies that cover medical expenses. This reduces the financial burden on families and ensures that all members, especially children and the elderly, receive necessary medical care. Regular check-ups, vaccinations, and timely treatment of illnesses contribute to better overall health and prevent long-term complications.

Enhanced Nutrition

Many social protection programmes provide nutritional support, either through direct food assistance or cash transfers that families can use to purchase healthy food. Adequate nutrition is crucial for the physical and cognitive development of children and the overall health of all family members. By alleviating food insecurity, these schemes help families maintain a balanced diet, reducing the incidence of malnutrition and associated health issues.

Mental Health and Well-being

Financial instability and poverty are significant stressors that can adversely affect mental health. Social protection programmes provide a safety net that alleviates these stressors, leading to improved mental well-being. When families are assured of support in times of need, the anxiety and depression associated with economic uncertainty are significantly reduced, contributing to a healthier family environment.

Economic Stability and Prosperity

The economic benefits for families in social protection are profound, providing a foundation for long-term prosperity and stability.

Poverty Alleviation

Social protection programmes are designed to lift families out of poverty by providing financial support during times of unemployment, illness, or other crises. This assistance ensures that families can meet their basic needs, such as food, housing, and education, even during difficult periods. By preventing families from falling into extreme poverty, these schemes create a more stable and secure environment.

Income Security

Regular financial assistance from social protection programmes offers a level of income security that allows families to plan for the future. This stability enables them to invest in education, start small businesses, or save for emergencies. Income security reduces the need for families to resort to harmful coping strategies, such as child labour or selling off essential assets, thereby supporting long-term prosperity.

Education and Skill Development

Social protection programmes often include components that support education and skill development. Scholarships, school meal programmes, and vocational training help families ensure that their children receive a good education and develop skills that enhance their future employment prospects. Education is a key driver of economic mobility, and by investing in it, social protection programmes lay the groundwork for a prosperous future.

Social Cohesion and Inclusion

Beyond individual family benefits, social protection programmes contribute to broader social cohesion and inclusion.

Reducing Inequality

By providing targeted support to vulnerable groups, social protection schemes help reduce socio-economic inequalities. This fosters a more inclusive society where all families, regardless of their economic status, have the opportunity to thrive. Reducing inequality also leads to more stable and harmonious communities.

Empowering Women and Marginalised Groups

Many social protection programmes specifically target women and marginalised groups, empowering them to improve their economic and social standing. This empowerment has ripple effects on families, as women with financial independence are better positioned to make decisions that positively impact their children's health and education.

Strengthening Social Bonds

When families feel supported and secure, they are more likely to contribute positively to their communities. Social protection programmes foster a sense of solidarity and mutual support, strengthening social bonds and creating a more resilient society.

The impact of social protection on family health and prosperity is far-reaching and multifaceted. By providing financial support, access to healthcare, and opportunities for education and skill development, social protection programmes offer numerous benefits for families in social protection. These programmes not only improve individual family well-being but also contribute to broader social cohesion and economic stability. As we continue to face global challenges, the importance of robust social protection systems in fostering healthy, prosperous families cannot be overstated. Investing in these schemes is an investment in the future of our societies.

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CS Kagwe roots for social protection

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CS Kagwe roots for social protection

CS Kagwe roots for social protection to mitigate economic challenges arising from covid restrictions.

The Cabinet Secretary for Health Senator Mutahi Kagwe has underscored the role of social protection programmes’ to ease economic challenges associated with the Covid 19 pandemic.

Speaking when he delivered the Guest of Honour speech at the twenty-third African Economic Research Consortium (AERC) Virtual Senior Policy Seminar, Kagwe noted that well thought out social protection programmes will act as safeguards for the economically vulnerable.

Social protection initiatives, he said, support positive health outcomes by mitigating economic shocks, such as income losses resulting from the measures governments have imposed to contain the spread of COVID-19.

The seminar, which features delegates from across the continent, including Central Bank Governors, Finance and Economic Affairs Ministers among other stakeholders, is this year being hosted under the theme: “The Global COVID-19 Health Pandemic and Its Implications for the African Economies”.

In his address, Kagwe noted that, with new infections on the rise, it is a race against time for governments to re-look at some policy interventions necessary to provide appropriate coping and recovery mechanisms to respond to the crisis.

“Social protection is an effective way to protect immediate human needs and to cushion economic reversals by protecting productive assets,” he said. He added that “If governments have channels in place that they can use to put income into people’s hands when they lose their livelihoods, they can forestall losses that might set economic recovery back years.”

Learning from the Kenyan example, Kagwe advised Economic Policy stakeholders to consider adopting social protection measures such as the Kazi Mtaani initiative.

“The objective is to avoid panic sales of productive assets, ensure households keep a roof over their heads, help small businesses to pay wages of furloughed staff, and to provide public works employment while the informal sector is paralyzed,” he said.

Other speakers at the seminar included AERC Executive Director  Professor Njuguna Ndung’u, and Dr Arqebe Oqubay, Senior Minister and Advisor to the Prime Minister of Ethiopia, who delivered the keynote speech.

At the seminar, Equity Bank (Kenya)  Board Chairman Amb. Erastus Mwencha, who is also the former Vice-Chair of the African Union, served as the Chair of a Special Session honouring the first AERC Executive Director and former Governor of the Tanzania Central Bank, Prof. Bennu Ndulu, who passed on last month (February).

The current Covid-19 pandemic is damaging business ecosystems, affecting livelihoods, and threatening to overturn sub-Saharan Africa’s development progress and growth projections.

The pandemic has brought to the fore economic challenges and exposed many institutions’ frailty across the continent. Yet, as the virus was late in arriving on the continent, we saw governments across Africa taking decisive actions to keep citizens safe and implementing global best practices and policies. While there are apparent capacity and execution shortfalls, there have also been several prosperous areas of practice.

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“When I give food to the poor, they call me a saint. When I ask why the poor have no food, they call me a communist.” -Hélder Câmara Hélder Câmara (1909 – 1999) was a Brazilian Catholic Archbishop from 1964 to 1985, during the military regime of the country. Câmara was an advocate of liberation theology, and devoted his efforts to assisting the urban poor. In 1959, he established the Banco da Providência in Rio de Janeiro to help low-income individuals receive loans. #heldercamara #socialprotection #progressivethinking #quotes #qotd #philosophy (at Helsinki) https://www.instagram.com/p/CGkQ6JCHAaq/?igshid=1ecaismlmo9ju

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India ranks 76th out of 82 economies. The areas of improvement for India include social protection (76th) and fair wage distribution (79th).

India has been ranked very low at 76th place out of 82 countries on a new Social Mobility Index compiled by the World Economic Forum, while Denmark has topped the charts.

The report, released ahead of the 50th Annual Meeting of the WEF, also lists India among the five countries that stand to gain the most from a better social mobility score that seeks to measure parameters necessary for creating societies where every person has the same opportunity to fulfil his potential in life irrespective of socioeconomic background.

Increasing social mobility, a key driver of income inequality, by 10% would benefit social cohesion and boost the world’s economies by nearly 5% by 2030, the WEF said.

But, few economies have the right conditions to foster social mobility.

Measuring countries across five key dimensions distributed over 10 pillars — health; education (access, quality and equity); technology; work (opportunities, wages, conditions); and protections and institutions (social protection and inclusive institutions) — shows that fair wages, social protection and lifelong learning are the biggest drags on social mobility globally.

In the case of India, it ranks 76th out of 82 economies. It ranks 41st in lifelong learning and 53rd in working conditions.

The Areas of improvement for India include social protection (76th) and fair wage distribution (79th).

The inaugural Social Mobility Report showed that across the Global Social Mobility Index, only a handful of nations across the 82 countries covered have put in place the right conditions to foster social mobility.

The top five are all Scandinavian, while the five economies with the most to gain from boosting social mobility are China, the United States, India, Japan and Germany.

“Creating societies where every person has the same opportunity to fulfil their potential in life irrespective of socioeconomic background would not only bring huge societal benefits in the form of reduced inequalities and healthier, more fulfilled lives, it would also boost economic growth by hundreds of billions of dollars a year,” the WEF said.

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Projecting the Power of Modern Selfcare - The Global Structure Network Limited

My more than 20 years of Selfcare, Value-Based, Integrated Care, and Consumer Health and Development, Healthy Structural SUCCESS is a new global Health, Development, and Triumphant Living as a Culture Frontier as well as the KEY to Health, Development, and Triumphant Living as a Culture at the Consumer and Household levels.

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Healthy Resilience, Healthy Longevity, Triumphant Living as a Culture, and the shift to incentivising Outcomes over input have spread across the world, and the Global Structure Network Limited www.theglobalstructurenetwork.com, strengthened by my more than 20 years of Healthy Structural Performance, Operational Resilience and Efficacy and our Modern Selfcare and Consumer Health and Development Value Creation Framework, has been and is still the catalyst for that SUCCESS. We supported the development of the global Modern Selfcare and Consumer Health and Development ecosystem from the beginning and will continue to champion Modern Selfcare – Ownership and the Preservation of Health, Development, and Triumphant Living as Culture at the Consumer and Household levels for all Stakeholders, Investors, Innovator, CEOs, and partners involved in the journey.

Together with our Investors, Institutions, Stakeholders, and Corporations we had time to assess and get a good handle on the cumulative effects of our Modern Selfcare and Consumer Health and Development Value creation Framework strengthened by my more than 20 years of Healthy Structural Performance, Operational Resilience, and Efficacy and the work we have been involved in. Our work and Structural Framework have provided the missing legitimacy and credibility that were required for the scale and scope of what Stakeholders, Investors, CEOs, Corporations, and Policymakers envisaged for their Investment, Elicitation, and Outcomes. Additionally, it has revamped the outdated Modern Selfcare and Consumer Health and Development Frameworks that were counterproductive for the uptake of Modern Selfcare at scale, as well as for the Ownership and Preservation of Health, Development, and Triumphant Living culture.

It is time to move on from Grand Moves. Through our efficient Modern Selfcare and Consumer Health and Development actions, integration into the global Economic and Financial ecosystems has reached its implementation phase. There is a strong sense of mission among our Investors, Stakeholders, Corporations, and Legislators today. We have won numerous legislative victories across numerous frontiers, opening doors to Healthy Resilience, Healthy Longevity, Triumphant Living as a culture, and the shift to rewarding outcomes over input. We have also enabled several high-profile Consumer Health spinoffs pegged to our Modern Selfcare and Consumer Health and Development currency (more to come). Our success to date supports that confidence. The Global Structure Network Limited is an opportunity to maximise the impact of the Private Sector Modern Selfcare and Consumer Health and Development including Value-Based approached actions, and to increase collaborative actions for the Ownership and Preservation of Health, Development, and Triumphant Living as a Culture.

It is now time to scale up action in the global Modern Selfcare and Consumer Health and Development grid Infrastructure- The Global Structure Network Limited. Our Investors, Policymakers, CEOs, and Corporations must continue to show the world through direct investment in our commercial agenda and collaborations that the Global Structure Network Limited, strengthened by my more than 20 years of Healthy Structural Performance, Operational Resilience, and Efficacy is a monumental achievement that offers differentiated outcomes for many challenges across multiple frontiers, including Consumers and Households Modern Selfcare and Consumer Health and Development investments.

The Global Structure Network Limited and our Modern Selfcare and Consumer Health and Development landscapes are not only an investment destination, but it is also a long-term profit generator. A place for Value Creating Activities, for Value-Based Investors and Investments with an eye to not losing this generation and future generations because we are fully aware that social decline and poverty are fertile grounds for parties with radical viewpoints. I would stress that this really matters — for the economy, for the global Modern Selfcare and Consumer and Household markets in towns and cities all over the world. This is a generational opportunity!

We, including our Investors, CEOs, Corporations, Stakeholders, and Policymakers, have woken up from autopilot to take the initiative. We don’t intend to place our monumental Modern Selfcare and Consumer Health and Development achievements and successes, including our prosperity, at stake. The detractors of Consumers and Households Ownership and Preservation of Health, Development, and Triumphant Living as a Culture ambitions were the great beneficiaries of the journey of my Healthy Structural Performance, Operational Resilience, and Efficacy leading up to our 20 year anniversary, our incorporation point, achieving limited economic metrics for unproductive purposes without securing key Modern Selfcare and Consumer Health and Development metrics. Today, this same group of people will also face a heightened version and new global challenges from the Efficacy Profile of that journey and its Purpose —to support Consumers and Households in their Ownership and Preservation of Health, Development, and Triumphant Living as a Culture ambitions in towns and cities all over the world. We are counting on you Consumers and Households to be focused, vigilant and sensible.

We are a Company that manufactures and sells Modern Selfcare and Consumer Health and Development Branded Products and provides Modern Selfcare and Consumer Health and Development Services. As a result, we work closely with the following industries: Finance, Development, Nutrition, Organic, Retail, Complementary, and Integrative Health, Hospitality, Consultancy, Farming, Academia, Life Science, Biotechnology, Pharmaceutical just to name a few, to address root causes and build capacity for: 

Triumphant Living, The Quantified Self, The Institution of Household Efficiency, Operational Resilience   

Disease Prevention, Health Promotion, Cultural Transformation, and Quality Enhancement   

Knowledge, Healthy Resilience, Healthy Longevity, Operational Resilience and Efficacy.  

We are bringing new and exciting people into Modern Selfcare and Consumer Health and Development to partner with and work with. I encourage our Partners, Investors, CEOs, and Stakeholder to continue introducing The Global Structure Network Limited www.theglobalstructurenetwork.com strengthened by our Value Creation Framework, our Modern Selfcare and Consumer Health and Development Thesis, and my more than 20 years of Healthy Structural Performance, Operational Resilience, and Efficacy.

Our Better Living Investment Thesis is available for discussion with Investors, CEOs, and Stakeholders. We are ready to open direct IP, Products, Services, and Capital relations with our CEOs, Investors, and Stakeholders. Our goal is to cultivate industries where we can generate a competitive advantage. It is our intention to establish direct exclusive intellectual property, products, services, and capital relations with our CEOs, investors, and stakeholders. The purpose is to meet the expectations of Households and Consumers worldwide regarding Selfcare Products, Services, and Capital. We are ready to open up exclusive intellectual property, products, services, and capital relations with our CEOs, investors, and stakeholders. Specifically, it is meant to address the challenges of self-care in communities with a lower level of economic development. As a result, household and consumer social and economic development challenges can be exacerbated. We are globally opportunistic.

Your Dignity, Value, and the Full Worth of the Human Person Root of Trust,

Gary

The Founder’s Gallery – Disease Prevention, Health Promotion, Cultural Transformation, and Quality Enhancement - (Global Freedom and Personal Health and Wellbeing Prosperity Policy Chair)   

Unrivalled Selfcare - Products, Services and Capital 

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Who else can protect my rights?

Welcome back!!

Last time we looked at the ways in which one’s rights can be breached and what we can do in such cases. This week, we will take a look at other individuals and organizations that can help to protect our rights. 

Firstly, respecting the rights of others begins with each of us. We all want to be free to make our own decisions about what we say and do, but of course the limit to our freedom is when our actions or words start to cause harm to others.

Secondly, it is the duty of law enforcement to ensure the safety of the citizens they are sworn to protect. Law enforcement are the most visible and largest contingent of guardians of civil and human rights, and effective leaders recognize the ethical and legal imperatives to which they and their officers must adhere to ensure that civil rights of all individuals in their communities are protected.

However, it’s not just up to individuals and law enforcers to work out what is right and wrong or how to deliver on the promise of our rights – our governments are instrumental in respecting and ensuring our rights are not infringed upon. 

States have the legal obligation to protect and promote our rights, including the right to security, and ensure that people can realize their rights without discrimination. The overall responsibility of the State includes ensuring the due provision of benefits according to clear and transparent eligibility criteria and entitlements, and the proper administration of the institutions and services. Where benefits and services are not provided directly by public institutions, the effective enforcement of the legislative frameworks is particularly important for the provision of such benefits and services.

In addition to the state, their are several organizations that make it their mission to protect our individual rights. Some of these include: 

1. Amnesty International

2. J-FLAG (Jamaica forum for Lesbians, All-Sexuals and Gays)

3. JSL (Jamaica Aids Support for Life)

4. Jamaican’s for Justice 

5.  Ombudsman

6. UNICEF (United Nations Children Fund)

The list of these agencies goes on. For more information on who else can protect your rights, use the links below: 

https://www.unicef.org/

https://www.amnesty.org/en/

https://socialprotection-humanrights.org/key-issues/governance-accountability-and-democracy/responsibility-of-the-state/

https://ishr.ch/about-human-rights/who-protects-human-rights/