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Human Rights And Disabled Persons

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This book examines the relationship between human rights principles and the lived realities of persons with disabilities, emphasizing equality, dignity, and non-discrimination. It explores international legal frameworks, policy developments, and advocacy movements that have advanced the recognition of disability as a human rights issue rather than a matter of charity or welfare. The work discusses key areas such as accessibility, education, employment, independent living, and participation in public life, while highlighting persistent barriers and social exclusion. By combining legal analysis with social perspectives, the book underscores the importance of rights-based approaches to ensure full inclusion and equal opportunities for persons with disabilities worldwide.

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KP.XI 0035

362.4 INT H

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Call Number

362.4 INT H

Publisher

New York : United Nations., 1993

Collation

43 hlm; 30 cm

Language

English

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362.4

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Study Series 6 Human rights and Disabled persons

Subject(s)

Human rights
Discrimination
policies
Equality
Recommendation
Dignity
Disability
Disabled persons
Basic legal
Prejudices

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