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Is the right to education for children with disabilities in South Africa sufficiently protected, promoted and supported by the government?
Disability in South Africa is a complex issue to understand and address. Society is structured in such a way that ableism persists, creating ongoing challenges for minority groups such as those living with a disability. In the light of the above, this dissertation examines the right to education for...
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Department of Public Law
2020
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