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'''Untouchables''' are the very bottom of the [[Indian]] [[caste system]].  They were people who, under the system, literally are not be touched because they are considered to be so undesirable. Good [[karma]] enables one to improve his caste in the next life (see [[reincarnation]]). Today, caste [[discrimination]] is illegal in [[India]] but still persists in rural areas.
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'''Untouchables''' are at the very bottom of the [[Indian]] [[caste system]].  They are people who, under the system, should not be touched because they are undesirable. According to the [[Indian]] [[caste system]], Good [[karma]] enables a person to improve his or her caste in the next life (see [[reincarnation]]). Today, caste [[discrimination]] is illegal in [[India]] but still persists in rural areas.
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Untouchables are also found in some other parts of the world, such as Gypsies in Europe, Burakumin in Japan, among others.
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Untouchables may also be found in other parts of the world. Examples include Gypsies in Europe, and Burakumin (部落身) in Japan, among others.
    
==See also==
 
==See also==
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