[[1]] divisions of one kind or the other exist in all countries.

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Social divisions of one kind or the other exist in all countries. It does not depend on the size of the country, whether a country is small or big. A vast country like India has various ethnic, religious and linguistic communities where social differences occur among these groups. Example: Dalits being discriminated against by other sections of society. In a small country like Belgium, social differences stem from various linguistic groups who demand more political, economic and social power than the other. For example, the minority Dutch-speaking population in Brussels protested against the majority French-speaking population, who received better economic perks and resources much before than the Dutch speakers did.

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