Answer: Poverty, malnutrition, and poor health are common in many parts of the developing world. Some may argue that these conditions are not a problem of justice, but merely a terrible misfortune to those who suffer them. Such suffering may motivate wealthier or luckier individuals to supererogatory action (i.e., an action that goes beyond the requirements of duty) in the form of charity, but their efforts are not considered to be morally required.
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