These limitations could be political, economic, religious, cultural, or legal in nature and usually originate in institutions that have authority over particular subjects . " She goes on to say that it " directly illustrates a power system wherein social structures or institutions cause harm to people in a way that results in maldevelopment or deprivation . " Rather than the term being called social injustice or oppression, there is an advocacy for it to be called violence because this phenomena comes from, and can be corrected by human decisions, rather than just natural causes.
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There was Xie Ying, a little girl admitted to the orphanage in 1991 at 2, dead six months later of " malnutrition " and " mental deficiency "; Ke Yue, admitted the month she was born and dead 2 years later of " severe malnutrition " and " congenital maldevelopment of brain "; Ba Zhong, admitted on the day after she was born, at 6.2 pounds, but already suffering " severe malnutrition " five months later _ recorded as " listless, " then recorded as suffering a head infection, then dead.
