Примеры использования Approach to disability на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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A human rights approach to disability aims at empowering disabled persons and ensuring their active participation in economic, social, cultural and political life.
The Committee recommends that the State party review the Welfare of Disabled Persons Act andharmonize it with the human rights-based approach to disability as espoused in the Convention.
It is unfortunate that the approach to disability is at times overly medical at certain levels. The lack of integration of policies and the lack of vision are also unfortunate.
Article 19 of the Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities illustrates the paradigm shift from a medical andcharity approach to a social and human rights-based approach to disability.
Some civil society submissions indicated that a"charity" approach to disability continues to be applied in development cooperation instead of the rights-based approach promoted by the CPRD.
Recalling its general comment No. 9(CRC/C/GC/9 and Corr.1, 2006),the Committee urges the State party to adopt a human rights-based approach to disability and specifically recommends that it.
This approach to disability represents a fundamental shift from a focus on physical, sensory or developmental abilities to a focus on opportunities in society and on the centrality of social inclusion.
Rehabilitation International, as a Steering Committee member of the International Disability Caucus, also helped to promote the Convention's focus on a human-rights based approach to disability.
The guidelines utilize the children andyouth version of ICF as the conceptual framework for an approach to disability where the focus is on activity limitations and barriers to and/or support of participation.
Newer forms of institutionalization tend to be concealed by superficial changes that do not transfer actual control from service providers to the service users as required by the human rights-based approach to disability.
The overall objective of the meeting was to discussthe development of a more effective, collaborative approach to disability that will integrate the broad areas of disability prevention, rehabilitation and human rights issues.
Under instructions from President Piñera and in order to implement Act No. 20,422, 13 regulations were being drafted,ensuring a comprehensive and cross-sectoral approach to disability in the institutions concerned.
Those changes in approach are causes andconsequences of the transition from a medical and charity approach to disability, whereby persons with disabilities were seen as passive objects of care,to a human rights-based approach. .
The Committee reiterates its previous concern regarding the discrimination against children with disabilities(CRC/C/15/Add.14, paras. 7 and 15) andthat the State party continues to adopt a social welfare approach to disability.
The innovative character of the human rights-based approach to disability and the inclusive approach to education needs to be promoted as education systems invest in practices contributing to the development of inclusive education systems.
In the light of general comment No. 9(2006)on the rights of children with disabilities, the Committee urges the State party to adopt a human rights-based approach to disability, and specifically recommends that it.
It reflects an approach to disability commonly referred to as the"medical model", in which persons with disabilities are primarily seen as individuals with medical problems, dependent on social security and welfare and in need of separate services and institutions.
When a Government answers that the adoption of the Rules has not led to rethinking,it does not necessarily mean that the approach to disability is in conflict with the philosophy expressed in the Rules.
What measures have been taken to provide training, education and awareness-raising of public servants and high-ranking ministry officials on their obligations to implement the Convention, its principles, andthe human rights-based approach to disability?
Realizing the right to development of persons with disabilities requires the adoption of a human rights-based approach to disability that respects their active, free and meaningful participation in development, the fair distribution of resulting benefits, and their inclusion in society on an equal basis with others.
In the light of article 23 of the Convention and of the Committee's general comment No. 9(2006)on the rights of children with disabilities, the Committee urges the State party to adopt a human rights-based approach to disability, and specifically recommends that it.
The broad human rights approach to disability, therefore, takes the view of advancing the rights and well being of all people, regardless of disabilities, through promotion of implementation of general and disability-specific international instruments that encompass civil and political to economic, social and cultural rights for all.
Recalling its general comment No. 9 on the rights of children with disabilities(CRC/C/GC/9 and Corr.1, 2006),the Committee urges the State party to adopt a human rights-based approach to disability and specifically recommends that the State party.
The German Federal Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development(BMZ)has produced a policy paper setting out the principles of a human rights-based approach to disability in development and promotion of a"twin-track approach" to development stipulating the need both for specific projects and cross-sectoral inclusion of persons with disabilities in development cooperation.
In the light of article 23 of the Convention and of the Committee's general comment No. 9(2006)on the rights of children with disabilities, the Committee urges the State party to adopt a human rights-based approach to disability and specifically recommends that it.
In the light of article 23 of the Convention and of its general comment No. 9(2006) on the rights of children with disabilities, the Committee urges the State party to adopt and promote the social andhuman rights-based approach to disability, which acknowledges that the disabling factors reside in the environmental and attitudinal barriers created by society, and that all children with disabilities are the subjects of their own rights and can become active participants and contributors to society.
In March 2007, the World Bank issued a guidance note to assist its projects in better incorporating the needs of persons with disabilities, integrating a disability perspective into ongoing sector and thematic work programmes, andadopting an integrated and inclusive approach to disability.
The Committee recommends that the State party systematize the collection, analysis and dissemination of data, disaggregated by gender, age, disability and region; enhance capacity-building in this regard; and develop gender- and age-sensitive indicators,paying due regard to the need to move from a medical-based to a human rights-based approach to disability.
The increased attention paid to human rights approaches to disability has led to the recognition of their role as both a means and an end for the implementation of the World Programme of Action.
The Convention's promise to landmine survivors will be, in large part, achieved through the integration of activities into broader approaches to disability.