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Social issues are matters which directly or indirectly affect many or all members of a society and are considered to be problems, controversies related to moral values, or both. Some social issues may be regarded as a global issues or political issues.

Social issues include:-

• Abortion
• Abuse
• Adolescent pregnancy
• Censorship
• Civil rights
• Crime
• Discrimination
• Drug abuse
• Gay rights
• Gun control
• HIV/AIDS
• Homeless
• Human rights
• Peace
• Poverty
• Racism
• Social discrimination
• Social equality
• Social integration
• Unemployment
• War

Social issues are related to the fabric of the community, including conflicts among the interests of community members, and lie beyond the control of any one individual.

See alsoEdit

• Famine
• Food security
• Global warming
• Epidemics
• Globalization
• Immigration
• Immigration reduction
• Transmigration program
• Justice
• List of sociology topics
• Legal processes
• Marginalisation
• Migration
• Overpopulation
• Political issues
• Social dilemma
• Social exclusion
• Social integration
• Social isolation
• Social issues in the United States
• Social movements
• Social processes
• Social programs
• Social rejection
• Social work
• Society
• Sociology

Further readingEdit

External linksEdit

• WiseTo Social Issues Digest
• Google Scholar search on "social issues"