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 Ashford defines a structural human rights violation as

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philosophy

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  1. all of the above
  2. none of the above.
  3. the violation of fundamental human rights brought about the political structures of a particular government.
  4. ongoing patterns of behavior by a large number of agents which predictably result in many others coming to be deprived of the object of a fundamental human right: the means of subsistence.
  5. the violation of human rights brought about by economic structures.
  6. violations that result from the cultural and religious beliefs of a society.
  7. ongoing patterns of behavior by a small number of agents which unpredictably result in many others coming to be deprived of the object of a fundamental human right.
  8. violations of human rights that are unintentional but result from the societal structures.
  9. violations of human rights that pertain to the structure of a person's practical, social, and political agency.
  10. the violation of human rights caused by environmental factors.

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