The analysis focuses on moral damages associated with social security benefits, exploring how defects and irregularities in their granting can lead to harm. It examines moral damage within the framework of social security law, emphasizing the fundamental nature of social rights and the responsibilities of those accountable for such defects. Additionally, the research categorizes types of defects that result in moral damage and discusses the identification, configuration, and reparation of these damages within the context of social security benefits.
