Marginaliseerunud

Marginaliseerunud refers to individuals or groups who are pushed to the edges of society, experiencing exclusion and a lack of access to resources, opportunities, and social participation. This process often results from systemic disadvantages related to factors such as socioeconomic status, ethnicity, gender, sexual orientation, disability, or age. When individuals or groups are marginaliseerunud, their voices may not be heard, their needs may be overlooked, and they may face discrimination and prejudice. This can lead to increased vulnerability, reduced well-being, and a diminished sense of belonging. The concept highlights the dynamic nature of social exclusion, where power imbalances and societal structures contribute to the marginalization of certain populations. Addressing marginalisation requires interventions that promote inclusivity, equity, and social justice, aiming to empower those affected and foster a more cohesive and just society.