how would challenging someone if they say something disciminative promot change

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Weegy: The Citizens Advice service believes that if we challenge discrimination effectively, we can prevent future abuses, as well as empowering some of the most disadvantaged people in society to realize their rights. [ The creation of the Equality and Human Rights Commission provides a unique opportunity to become part of a coalition working to challenge discrimination and promote equality and human rights. The Citizens Advice service strategic plan and FAIR equality and diversity strategy 2008-2011 commits the service to increasing the availability and quality of discrimination advice and policy work. ]
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The aim of challenging it is to encourage them to change their behaviour – try not to focus on what they have done already but instead how they can choose to act differently next time.- is how would challenging someone if they say something discriminative promote change.

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desciribe two situations which demonstrate a conflict or dilemma between excercising and the rights of an individual.

Weegy: Individual rights are rights held by individual people regardless of their group membership or lack thereof.Individual rights" is a legal term referring to what one is allowed to do and what can be done to an individual. [ [ Police states are generally considered to be oppressive because they offer their citizens few individual rights. Individual rights are considered to be central to a "due process model" of criminal justice. ] ] (More)

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The two situations which demonstrate a conflict or dilemma between excercising and the rights of an individual.
Dilemma #1: A client won't take his meds

The most common example usually given to demonstrate a dilemma between an individual's rights and duty of care is that of medication administration.
The way that you manage the situation will depend on the individual and what is written in their care plan. It may be that you say "okay, no worries come and see me if you change your mind' and then leave them alone knowing that (based on previous situations) they will request their meds again within half an hour. Or you could try to reassure them that there is no big conspiracy against them and listen to their concerns.

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