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"It will help to redress this marginalisation by helping students fend for themselves," he said.
It has long had to worry about whether to add legitimacy to a sham electoral process by taking part, or risk further marginalisation by boycotting it.
South Sudan is progressing, and people are incredibly happy to be free from what they experienced as oppression and marginalisation by Khartoum.
"Nicola Sturgeon's absence from the news reporting considered here is quite striking [and] reflects the marginalisation by the media of the constitutional implications of a vote for Brexit".
But the greatest number of people in need, 3.5 million, are in Kenya's arid northern regions, whose marginalisation by the government has magnified the effects of the increasingly frequent droughts.
In the run up to the civil war, tensions between Muslims and Christians led to a sense of marginalisation by the Shia community, who believed there was a move towards Maronite totalitarianism.
8 10 Recently, the Lancet stillbirth series emphasised the unique status of stillbirth and added that grief may be exacerbated by social stigma, marginalisation and by the standard of care provided for parents.
However, when religion comes under attack, the alienation and marginalisation felt by believers is real.
Print runs are typically limited to a few hundred copies.The marginalisation faced by writers extends also to artists and musicians who are critical of the government.
But the revolutionary upheavals in the Middle East are ultimately about freedom from authoritarian political structures and the economic marginalisation generated by neoliberal economics (Blair's "open economies").
His reference to indigenous children was eloquent: "The discrimination and marginalisation faced by indigenous children is particularly disturbing… [There are] unacceptably high rates of infant mortality, and unacceptably low levels of birth registration, vaccination and education, among indigenous communities.
