Disability

Bon Voyage? The World of Travel through Deaf Lens 

by Saudamini Pethe In an attempt to look at the transport accessibility and travel experiences of Deaf individuals, Ms Saudamini Pethe, MA, LLB  pursuant sheds light on the challenges that such people face every single day. Commenting on society’s inability to create an accessible environment for Deaf travellers, this blog provides insights as to how these challenges can be resolved and provides suggestions and recommendations that can bring forth long term accessibility for the Deaf population. …

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Can We Talk About Periods and Disability? Why Menstruation is more Challenging for Women with Special Needs

Even though menstruation is a naturally occurring physiological phenomenon, it is still considered a taboo topic in India. Unfortunately, menstrual hygiene management becomes all the more difficult for women with disabilities, especially those living in poverty. According to WHO, disability is not just a health problem, it also includes the stigmas and barriers that society puts on people with impairments by not recognizing their needs and subjecting them to discrimination [1]. Due to the stigma …

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