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Aspects of disability law in Africa

In Africa, exclusion, prejudice and discrimination remain common experiences for millions of people with disabilities. Poverty, malnutrition, low school enrollment rates for children with disabilities, inadequate or inaccessible health care, and lower employment rates are shared features of the daily lives of persons with disabilities. Fragile states, post-conflict countries and natural disasters often exacerbate the conditions in which people with disabilities exist. As do negative cultural beliefs about disabilities and attitudes toward persons with disabilities which remain very real and deeply entrenched.

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Oria University Law Press PULP : Oria University Law Press PULP.,
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English
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978-1-920538-02-6
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Disability law
Law in Africa
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https://www.pulp.up.ac.za/catalogue/edited-collections/aspects-of-disability-law-in-africa
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