Senior citizens neglect a facet of awkward policies, welfare
DEMANDS for binding legislation to guarantee the rights and welfare of the elderly population are not new but are definitely having a greater urgency. A proponent of this segment of the population was lately raising alarm that anything of explicit legislation and budgeted measures to that effect less leaves millions of older citizens at the mercy of changing political will and deep-rooted societal neglect. It would be harder to improve on that formulation as it says everything.