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Disability, Human Rights And Education
This book examines the intersection of disability, human rights, and education through comparative perspectives across different cultural and national contexts. It explores how legal frameworks, educational policies, and social attitudes shape access to inclusive and equitable education for persons with disabilities worldwide. The volume discusses themes such as inclusive schooling, accessibility, teacher preparation, community participation, and the impact of cultural beliefs on the implementation of disability rights. By presenting case studies and scholarly analyses from multiple regions, the book highlights both progress and persistent barriers, emphasizing the need for culturally responsive approaches to advance educational equity and the full realization of human rights for people with disabilities.
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