how elite exploits lower class.........................................pptx
- 2. HOW ELITE CLASS EXPLOITS LOWER CLASS NAIRA IHSAN S24-O744 MS- ZOOLOGY SEMINAR TOPIC
- 3. why I Select This Topic Growing gap between the elite and the lower class. I aim to promote awareness and inspire meaningful discussions on achieving fairness and justice. ELITE EXPLOITS BY LOWER CLASS
- 4. The elite, a small group of powerful individuals, hold significant control over wealth, resources, and decision-making. ELITE CLASS
- 5. LOWER CLASS The lower class, which forms the majority, struggles with poverty, lack of access to opportunities, and systemic disadvantages.
- 6. DIFFERENT WAYS USE BY ELITES TO HARM POOR JUSTICE INEQUALITY Economic Exploitation POLITICAL CORRUPTIONS Social INEQUALITY: Media Manipulation:
- 7. The first way the elite exploit the lower class is through economic control. In Pakistan, workers in industries like brick kilns, garment factories, and agriculture are often paid extremely low wages. These wages are not enough to support their families, forcing them into a cycle of poverty. Economic Exploitation
- 8. JUSTICE INEQUALITY : Justice inequality refers to the unequal distribution of justice and fairness within a society. This form of inequality occurs when elites use their wealth, power, or status to evade consequence. Their wealth and influence can help them delay or avoid punishment, while ordinary people may face harsher penalties for the same offenses.
- 9. The smirking faces of these culprits is a big question mark on our judiciary system. 2024: Natasha Danish Case 2012: Shahrukh Jatoi Case
- 10. Cameron Herrin was sentenced to 24 years in prison for causing the deaths of Jessica Reisinger and her infant daughter, Lillia, while racing at over 100 mph. Equality and Fairness in America:
- 11. POLITICAL CORRUPTIONS: Political corruption by the elite class refers to the manipulation of political systems by wealthy and powerful individuals or groups to serve their own interests at the expense of the public. This can involve practices such as bribery, lobbying, campaign financing. These actions distort democratic processes, allowing the elite to avoid scrutiny and maintain their power.
- 12. Election Rigging and Vote Buying: Corruption during elections in Pakistan is widespread, with allegations of vote- buying, rigging, and manipulation of election results. Political parties often resort to bribing voters, manipulating the electoral process, or using state machinery to ensure victory, undermining the democratic process and fairness.
- 13. Social INEQUALITY: Social inequality is another tool of exploitation. The elite have access to the best schools, universities, and healthcare, while the lower class depends on poorly funded public institutions. In rural Pakistan, many children do not even have access to basic education. Similarly, healthcare is another area of disparity. While the elite can afford private hospitals or treatment abroad.
- 14. IMPACT ON SOCIETY SOCIAL IMPACT ON SOCIETY:
- 15. They ensure that issues affecting the poor, such as bonded labor or lack of education, are rarely highlighted. The elite often engage in media manipulation by using their wealth. They funding media to ensure favorable coverage, suppressing dissenting voices, or promoting biased information that aligns with their agenda. Media Manipulation:
- 16. CONCLUSION: To address the exploitation of the lower class by elites, systemic reforms are essential to promote equity, accountability, and empowerment. Transparency in governance, anti-corruption measures, and fostering independent media are necessary to hold elites accountable.
- 17. "Beware of injustice, for injustice will be darkness on the Day of Resurrection." (Sahih Muslim, Hadith: 2578) This Hadith warns of the severe consequences of injustice. "Timeless Guidance from the Hadith" "A leader who is just will be shaded under the shade of Allah’s Throne on the Day when there will be no shade but His." (Sahih al-Bukhari, Hadith: 660) Justice is a responsibility, especially for those in power.