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Explanation:

"Social reforms directly impact the achievement of a more just and developed society".

Social reforms can be defined as those whose objective is social development through a society in which individuals have the same rights and opportunities in relation to health, education, work, housing, food, etc.

Social reforms are implemented in society through social policies with the purpose of developing and winning essential rights for a less-favored minority, for example, these rights are gradually achieved and implemented in the legislation of a country so that access to economic and social goods be more egalitarian for everyone.

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Actually, social reforms contribute for the social development.

Let's understand how social reforms are used to achieve social development.

What is social reforms?

  • Social reforms are the practical steps taken to effect changes and improvements in decaying or deteriorating social systems or institutions.

  • Such social reforms are actually carried out in order to build and establish a moral and ethical society for all.

  • Social reforms begins when there is a decline in morality, civic behaviour and rise in antisocial activities.

Some social reforms that are usually carried out are:

  • Abolition e.g: abolition of slave trade.
  • Women Rights
  • Child Labour
  • Prison Reform, etc.

Such reforms lead to a better society and brings about social development.

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