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Disabled people and European human rights: A review of the implications of the 1998 Human Rights Act for disabled children and adults in the UK

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Over the past two decades, there has been increasing recognition of the ways in which disabled children and adults have been denied human and civil rights that others take for granted. In the year 2000, the Human Rights Act 1998 came into force. This book reviews the implications of the Act for disabled people. The book provides: an overview of key policy and legislative developments in the UK in relation to disabled children and adults in the post war period; an outline of the European Convention on Human Rights, The Human Rights Act 1998 and related procedures; an account of the ways in which disabled people's human rights have increasingly become a matter of concern and the implications of the Human Rights Act in relation to specific issues; a debate about the ways in which public bodies and practitioners within them can engage positively with the provisions of the Human Rights Act to develop better practice. Disabled people and human rights will be of interest to both disabled people themselves and organisations representing their interests, professionals whose work brings them into contact with disabled people, and students of social work, social care, disability studies and law.

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KP IV.5 004

305.9 Cle D

Perpustakaan Komnas Perempuan (Perpustakaan Komnas Perempuan)

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305.9 Cle D

Publisher

United Kingdom : The Policy Press., 2003

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127 hlm; 25 cm

Language

English

ISBN/ISSN

978-186134-425-0

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305.9

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Social Policy
Disabled People
The Human Rights Act
European Convention
Developing Social Awareness
Policy

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