Disability to Improve the Quality and Effectiveness of Its Roles and Functions: Formidable Policy Challenges

Q3 Mathematics

WSEAS Transactions on Systems and Control Pub Date : 2023-09-28 DOI:10.37394/23202.2023.22.72

Praptining Sukowati, Sukardi Sukardi, Vecky Nelwan, Durratun Nashihah

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Abstract

This study aims to examine disability policies in Indonesia. Apart from that, a comparison is also made here regarding disability policies in Indonesia with other countries. The research uses a qualitative approach, namely the systematic literature review method, using previous research and existing legal documents. The results of the study show that 11 rights must be protected for persons with disabilities, including the right to education, the right to accessibility, the right to be free from stigma, the right to be free from discrimination, neglect, torture, and exploitation, the right to habilitation and rehabilitation, the right to justice and legal protection, right to health, social welfare rights, job rights, entrepreneurship and cooperatives, disaster protection rights, and political rights. All of these rights have also been listed and explained in detail in Law No. 8 of 2016. It is hoped that this research can become material for consideration for the government or even stakeholders in efforts to implement quality and effective disability policies.

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提高残疾人角色和职能的质量和有效性:艰巨的政策挑战

本研究旨在检视印尼的残障政策。除此之外，本文还比较了印度尼西亚与其他国家的残疾政策。本研究采用定性方法，即系统的文献综述法，利用前人的研究成果和现有的法律文献。研究结果表明，必须保护残疾人的11项权利，包括受教育权、无障碍权、不受污名化权、不受歧视、忽视、酷刑和剥削权、康复和康复权、获得司法和法律保护的权利、健康权、社会福利权、就业权、创业和合作社权、灾害保护权和政治权利。所有这些权利也在2016年第8号法律中进行了详细列出和解释。希望本研究能为政府乃至利益相关方在实施优质有效的残障政策时提供参考。

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