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Author(s)
Sotero, Marília
Keywords
Vulnerability
Geography
Bioethics
Protection
Public policies
GE Subjects
Political ethics
Ethics of law
Rights based legal ethics
Bioethics
Community ethics
Minority ethics

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http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12424/237575
Abstract
"This article presents results of qualitative research done with street dwellers in the Federal District in Brazil, in 2009, linking their life conditions to the concept of vulnerability and vulneration, as conceived by bioethics. It describes aspects of this group’s daily life, listing vulnerability’s conditioning factors related to the precariousness of their existence such as hunger, lack of housing and infrastructure, difficulty in obtaining documents, in addition to accentuated susceptibility to violence by State agents, as well as by the population at large. It Concludes that constant exposure to such factors not only makes this group vulnerable, but, in fact, injured, reaffirming the relevance of this concept and encouraging public institutions’ protective measures."
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2011
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Article
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