The other categories included rope bondage, cold showers, excrement in food and deprivation of basic needs like sleep or toilets.
At the hands of the American penal and judicial system he has endured wrongful imprisonment and deprivation of basic needs to a degree that seems outlandish in an advanced democracy.
That's the non-sleep schedule that a federal judge in San Francisco on Wednesday found likely to be an unconstitutional deprivation of basic needs, in violation of the 14th Amendment's right to due process.
Almost half of all children in rural Tanzania (48%) suffered three or more severe deprivations of basic need compared with 10% of children in urban areas.
For the poor, however, even the most minor deviance from others' expectations – like buying ice cream or soft drinks with food stamps – results in stigmatization, limits on their autonomy, and deprivation of basic human needs.
Absolute poverty (extreme poverty) refers to the deprivation of basic human needs, which commonly includes food, water, sanitation, clothing, shelter, health care, and education (UN declaration 1995).
The "Bristol Approach", as it is called, identified eight measures of severe deprivation of basic human needs for children in terms of food, water, sanitation, health, shelter, education, information and access to basic services (Gordon et al. 2003).
Its standard form is structural violence, an indirect form of violence whose norms are established socially and that is defined as a chronic insult to well being that kills or harms people slowly by continuous deprivation of basic human needs [ 22, 23].
A child is assumed to be living in absolute poverty only if he or she suffers from two or more severe deprivations of basic human needs.
They are deprived of basic social needs.
Poverty, ignorance, injustice, racism and the deprivation of basic rights are the main problems, faced by both men and women.
