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  The Rights of Disabled People in the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan as Per the National Legislative System and International Standards

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Author(s)
Krestine Faddoul
Publisher(s)
National Center for Human Rights (NCHR)
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Year
2008
Language(s)
English
Scope
National
Funded by
British Cultural Council
Type of Resource
Report

This study aims to demonstrate the rights of disabled people stated by the legislator. The study shows the extent to which state and civil society institutions adhere to the implementation of applicable legislations related to people with disabilities.

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