Special Education Policy on Discrimination of Women with Disabilities in Pakistan

Khurram Shahid Malik

doi:10.14911/ibr.2004.0.28.0

Proceedings 2004 of the 3rd Joint International Congress on Disability and Biophilia Rehabilitation Conference

Session ID : General 13

DOI https://doi.org/10.14911/ibr.2004.0.28.0

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Host: Biophilia Rehabilitation Academy

Co-host: Medical Center Manila, Northern Marianas College

Special Education Policy on Discrimination of Women with Disabilities in Pakistan

Khurram Shahid Malik

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Keywords: Special education, discrimination, developing countries, human rights

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Discriminatory practices towards women with disabilities are prevalent in many countries. The dissertation examines major issues relating to the formulation and implementation of special education policy within the context of developing countries. It focuses especially on the experiences of women with disabilities in Pakistan. It is stressed that the variety of disabilities experienced by women is as great as the variety of abilities present in the non-disabled population.

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