2011
A Universal Duty to Care
Publication
Publication
The most basic and fundamental need that human beings have is the need to be properly cared for. Already before their birth, human beings need proper care, for example by being provided with the right nutrition, not being exposed to toxics, and receiving the right professional care to check the health condition of the woman who carries the baby. Human beings who are just born are the most vulnerable of all human beings: they literally cannot survive more than a day if they do not receive the right kind of hands-on care: milk, warmth, comfort, protection and the tender love of caring adults.
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Robeyns, I. (2011). A Universal Duty to Care. Retrieved from http://hdl.handle.net/1765/37291 |
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