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    Accountability for the rights of people with psychosocial disabilities: an assessment of country reports for the Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities

    Journal: Health and Human Rights Journal

    Summary

    The Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities (CRPD) has been identified as a milestone in human rights protection, offering people with psychosocial disabilities the opportunity to hold their governments accountable for the realisation of their rights.

    To facilitate such accountability, the country reports produced under the CRPD reporting process should adequately reflect these people’s experiences and relevant positive or negative developments in the country. Our study used content analysis to review the extent and quality of reporting related to mental health and psychosocial disabilities in 19 country reports.

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    Publication details
    Date published
    1 June 2021
    Type
    Original research
    Journal
    Health and Human Rights Journal
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    Social inclusion
    Publication details
    Date published
    1 June 2021
    Type
    Original research
    Journal
    Health and Human Rights Journal
    Themes/conditions
    Social inclusion

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