Hundreds of thousands of people are living in buildings with similar cladding, which must now be removed at enormous cost, resulting in a crisis in building safety.

There are multiple examples of anti-LGBT+ policy proposals within education: historically with section 28 and more recently with the trans* guidance in UK schools. Both disrupt inclusive practice for LGBT+ pupils and staff and perpetuate inequality.

La escuela y la segregación social se hacen causa y consecuencia de la inequidad en Chile y reproducen las diferencias socio-económicos.

Poor mental health in marginalised groups (LGBT+ in Scotland)

First they said they needed data 

about the children 

to find out what they’re learning.
Then they said they needed data 

about the children 

to make sure they are learning.
Then the children only learnt 

what could be turned into data.
Then the children became data.

Artsakh, or Nagorno Karabakh was a Soviet oblast. During Soviet times according to Putin, the Ex-Soviet leaders put timing bomb under every republic, and Karabakh oblast was one of them. Stalin took the entire Karabakh oblast with 95% Armenian population put under Azerbaijani SSR administration1936. It was a choice that he made. During the fall of the Soviet Union Artsakh voted for independence and approved by the majority like another Soviet republic, but rejected by Azerbaijan and approved by Gorbachev the last Soviet Union President.At the same time, in December 1988, an earthquake of a magnitude of 10 in the northern part of the country, devastating for both people and the economy, also seemed to be an answer.

Then, in 1991, what is known as the energetic terror began. It lasted 7 years, until 1998. The entire country was deprived of gas, electricity, and water; people were freezing and starving, and they were also disappointed and devastated. Some of the intellectuals died in their own apartments unable to cope with reality.

Also, in 1991, an act called 'operation ring' was carried out by azerbaijan, which targeted not only the NKAO, but 5 of Armenia's provinces and resulted in a war. The war hasn’t yet ended.

So, people had quite a bunch of existential issues to deal with at the dawn of what they believed to be independence.

Refugees that fled the pogroms, victims of the most devastating earthquake, a war with the neighbor that tried to seize more than it was once given by the bolsheviks, and of course, years of energetic terror. Human, material, and financial losses. Only in the city of Spitak, 25000 people died and the financial loss was about 10 bln USD. Not to mention the losses of people who left all their possessions to escape the pogrom carried out by the artificial entity brought to existence in 1918. Not to mention the ones who were murdered and plundered. Not to mention losses at war, and economic breakdown.

The Armenian genocide was profitable for the perpetrators, the cost at the time was 5 bln USD. So were the other mass massacres, those of 1988 included.

So if deep dive into the roots and try to connect the symptoms, we can see that these people who has been under Russsin impact for severel years after independence were suffered from different nations not allowing them to get developed in the normal way and to get used to equality because throughout the history they didn't see equaty to their nation.