Social issues are problems that affect many individuals within a society, representing challenges that influence the quality of life and the functioning of communities. They often stem from social, economic, political, or cultural factors and can lead to significant inequalities, conflicts, or distress among populations. Common examples of social issues include poverty, discrimination, education disparities, healthcare access, homelessness, crime, environmental justice, and gender inequality. Addressing social issues typically requires collective action, policy changes, and social movements, aiming to promote social justice and improve the overall welfare of society. These issues are complex and interconnected, reflecting broader systemic problems that require collaborative solutions from governments, organizations, and individuals.
### The Ongoing Surrogacy Scandal in Cambodia Despite the ban on surrogacy established in 2016, Cambodia remains a hotspot for illicit surrogacy operations, often referred to as "baby factories." Recently,…