It also grows out of a field called cultural studies, in which the academy has turned its attention over the years to ignored and marginalized humans.
It is only us humans who categorize and marginalize other humans.
Countries, particularly those marginalized by the human resources for health crisis, can use this evidence to develop their workforce and to track the results of their efforts.
Young women and adolescent girls die every day from preventable pregnancy and childbirth-related causes because they are marginalized, because their human rights are violated, and because their needs are ignored, particularly their sexual and reproductive health needs.
Washington policy has marginalized Myanar for its human rights abuses and political repression.
"The story that the bonobo can be safely ignored or marginalized from debates about human origins is now off the table," says de Waal.
These special issues, which "attend to what has hovered outside or been marginalized within the dominant human rights framing of North Korea," as Hong puts it, are essential reading for scholars, journalists, artists, activists and concerned citizens interested in making sure that there are no more Pork Chop Hills or Aeroks.
For instance, the US EPA/IRIS (2010a) formaldehyde assessment established the reference concentrations (RfCs) for sensory irritation based on three "co-critical" residential and mobile home exposure studies (Ritchie and Lennen, 1987; Hanrahan et al., 1984; Liu et al., 1991) while marginalizing the controlled human volunteer chamber studies.
In recognition of Ken Saro-Wita, is is argued that the cultural human rights of marginalized and excluded groups, such as the people of Bodo, must be preserved.
In their world, humans have been marginalized; the zombies have mostly taken over.
