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Unlocking Voices: Why Political Participation of Persons with Disabilities Matters

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VOL 1 No 1, 2024

Ratan Sarkar

Assistant Professor, Department of Education, Prabhat Kumar College, Contai, India.

[Article History: Received: 16 Feb 2024. Revised: 20 Feb 2024. Accepted: 23Feb 2024. Published: 25 Feb 2024]

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Abstract

This paper explores the essential importance of facilitating political engagement among individuals who have disabilities. This paper thoroughly examines the profound impact of inclusivity, representation, empowerment, rights, and advocacy in cultivating a society that is not only fairer but also truly democratic. Through their active participation in political processes, individuals with disabilities play a crucial role in shaping policies that directly address their unique needs and challenges. Furthermore, their involvement serves as a powerful force in challenging societal stigmas and promoting the cause of social justice. By amplifying their voices and advocating for their rights, individuals with disabilities make a significant contribution to the establishment of a more inclusive and equitable society for everyone.

Keywords: Persons with Disabilities, Inclusivity, Representation, Empowerment, Rights, Advocacy.

Sustainable Development Goals: Reduced Inequalities

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