Human Rights of People with Intellectual Disabilities

Introduction People with intellectual disabilities have been facing discrimination, alienation, shame for a long time. The history of the world is full of bad treatment for the most severely handicapped. Despite some positive developments of rights today, they still face a number of challenges and do not make full use of social opportunities and do not take advantage. It is worth noting that people with mental retardation are also human beings. Therefore, they have the right to enjoy all human rights without any discrimination.

Inclusive International (II) is an organization that explicitly includes education and children, advocates "human rights in the world around the world of intellectually disabled people and their families", declares inclusive education and advocacy of children and their families It is. Initiative, United Nations Conference on Persons with Disabilities, Poverty Reduction and Self-Promotion The Comprehensive United Nations also created a list of its own Millennium Development Goals, focusing on a list of eight objectives on disability, including the inclusion of inclusive education.

Fault We lead a dialogue to emphasize the roles of all these groups as advocates of psychosocial, intellectual and cognitive rights to persons with disabilities, how to respect human rights, how to protect and realize, the living capacity of people, Good life "can be achieved. I give an example of the answer. In the 1960 's, the American African American community continued fighting for equal rights. This human rights struggle aims at fighting broad extensions of citizenship in the southern states, apartheid and ethnic violence. The civil rights law of 1964 was established as they used non-violent protest actions and citizen's disobedience, and the acquisition of voting rights within the community was permitted.

The Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities (CRPD) recognizes obstacles that disabled persons may face in realizing rights. The right under all human rights treaties applies to everyone, including persons with disabilities. However, CRPD applies human rights specifically to the background of people with disabilities. Australia is a party to seven major international human rights treaties. The rights of persons with disabilities are included in the Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities (CRPD). Some of the more important rights inherent in people with disabilities are excerpted in the section on "Related Conventions" and are explained below. These include sections 4 (3), 5, 9 (1), 19, 26 (1) and 33.