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Sofia Carvajal Sergio Aragon 9-2

Gender inequality is a complex and multifaceted issue that affects societies worldwide in various ways. Here are some key points often discussed in English:

Wage Gap: Women often earn less than men for equivalent work. This disparity is due to a combination of factors, including direct discrimination and occupational segregation.

Access to Education: In many parts of the world, girls have less access to education than boys. This limits their future opportunities and perpetuates cycles of poverty.

Political and Business Representation: Women are underrepresented in leadership positions in both politics and business. This can result in their interests and needs not being adequately represented.

Gender Stereotypes: Traditional gender roles and expectations can limit women’s opportunities and perpetuate inequality. For example, the expectation that women should be the primary caregivers can affect their career prospects.

Gender-Based Violence: Women are disproportionately victims of gender-based violence, including domestic violence, sexual harassment, and other forms of abuse.

Addressing gender inequality requires implementing policies that promote equal opportunities, educating society about gender stereotypes, and supporting women in all areas of life.

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Karen Damián Ramírez.

9-2

Mental health is profoundly impacted by stigma and inadequate resources, leaving countless individuals struggling with untreated conditions and diminished quality of life.

The lingering stigma surrounding mental illness often prevents people from seeking help, fearing judgment, rejection, or labeling. This silence perpetuates suffering, exacerbating conditions like depression, anxiety, and trauma.

Furthermore, limited access to mental health services, including therapy and medication, exacerbates the issue. Long waiting lists, unaffordable treatments, and scarcity of specialized professionals worsen the plight.

Untreated mental health conditions lead to:

- Decreased productivity

- Strained relationships

- Poor physical health

- Increased suicidal thoughts

Breaking the stigma and ensuring accessible resources are crucial. We must:

- Encourage open conversations

- Invest in mental health infrastructure

- Train more professionals

- Promote inclusive, supportive communities

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Group 2

refers to the uneven distribution of income within a population. It highlights the gap between the richest and the poorest individuals or households. This disparity can be measured using various metrics, such as the Gini coefficient, which quantifies income distribution on a scale from 0 (perfect equality) to 1 (maximum inequality).

Income inequality can result from several factors, including differences in education, skills, employment opportunities, and economic policies. It often leads to social and economic challenges, such as reduced social mobility, increased poverty rates, and potential social unrest.

Income inequality Is the difference in the amount of money earned by different people or groups in a society. This means that some people have much more money that others. This inequiality can affect access ti education, healthcare, and opportunities in life

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Group 3

Racial inequality

Group:

Alejandro Libreros

Esteban Vargas

Esteban fierro

Felipe Arango

Stiven peña

Good afternoon, today, we would like to present they issue of racism.

The racism is maintaining the superiority or inferiority of an ethnic group compared to others, promoting mechanisms, systems and cultures of discrimination, persecution and exclusion. The word "racism" also designates the anthropological doctrine or political ideology based on that feeling.

There are authors who propose distinguishing between racism in a broad sense and racism in a restricted sense. In the first case, it would be an ethnocentric or "sociocentric" attitude that separates one's own group from the other's and considers that both are made up of hereditary and immutable essences that make others, foreigners, inadmissible and threatening beings. This conception of others would lead to their segregation, discrimination, expulsion or extermination and could be based on scientific or religious ideas or on mere legends or traditional feelings. It also affirms the intellectual and moral superiority of some races over others, a superiority that is maintained by racial purity and ruined by miscegenation. This type of racism, whose model is the Nazi and Western racism in general, leads to defending the natural right of the "superior" races to prevail over the "inferior" ones. Racism in a restricted sense is a doctrine of scientific appearance that affirms the hereditary biological determination of the intellectual and moral capacities of the individual, and the division of human groups into races, differentiated by physical characteristics associated with intellectual and moral, hereditary and immutable ones.

In our opinion, racism is a practice that must be completely extinguished and we think that we all have the same rights and are equal.

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Issue: Acces to quality healtcore

Group:

Samuel Arias

Santiago Devia

Vahiolet Robayo

Ashlee Santos

Katalina Sotto

Good afternoon, in our opinion, access to quality medical care is important since it is correct and fair in terms of human rights, both men, women and children have the same right to be cared for correctly by the entities in charge of provide us with these services.

It is necessary that everyone has access to these services, they must feel safe and well cared for, the people who pursue their careers in these institutions have studied correctly, and have all the necessary skills to serve the people well, in our opinion, it is something that we really live every day and we will always need, therefore it is something indispensable and very necessary, if we are treated incorrectly in a health institution we can complain and claim since they are our human rights.

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Group four

Issue

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Environmental degradation

Good afternoon, our purpose today is to talk about environmental degradation, a problem that affects both women and men as well as children and the entire population, the lack of adequate measures to Good afternoon, our purpose today is to talk about environmental degradation, a problem that affects both women and men as well as children and the entire population, the lack of adequate measures to Stopping this deterioration is causing great harm to our lives.In our opinion, the current situation is unfair since it is the most vulnerable communities - women, men and children - who suffer the greatest impacts.We believe that the right approach would be to implement sustainable policies that effectively protect the environment.It is wrong to continue ignoring the responsibility we have towards the planet.It is important to remember that environmental degradation is not only an ecological issue but also a social one.If we continue to act unfairly, the consequences will be irreversible for everyone, from each individual person to the entire population.Today we would like to present some possible solutions such as reducing polluting emissions, preserving our forests and promoting clean energy.Only through collective action can we right this wrong and ensure a fairer future for all.