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Here is another that may be of interest – http://kittysjones.wordpress.com/2013/03/11/welfare-wrongs-and-human-rights-a-summary/
Thanks Kitty! (btw, at some point I’ll remove the link from this page as we tend not to use links here, but great if you continue to comment at the bottom of our main posts 🙂 )
BB