Titlebook: Recognising Human Rights in Different Cultural Contexts; The United Nations C Emily Julia Kakoullis,Kelley Johnson Book 2020 The Editor(s)

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-15-0786-1CRPD; Socio-Legal Studies; Policy Studies; Disability Law; Inclusion; UN human rights law; Convention on t

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978-981-15-0788-5The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s) 2020

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Introduction,Human Rights Law into them. While States Parties and their identified cultures are crucial in deciding how the CRPD will be received, the contributors to this book provide insight into the many different ways culture can have an impact on human rights including interdisciplinary perspectives, arts and theatre, disability cultures and indigeneity.

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The Long Road to Ratification: Ireland and the CRPDxamine domestic laws, in terms of their consistency with the CRPD, but also the increasing frustration at the delay to ratify. Flynn identifies some of the issues that have emerged during the domestic process of ratification which have been identified as priorities or concerns by the Irish disability community.

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The ‘Transposition’ of Article 12 of the CRPD in China and Its Potential Impact on Chinese Legal Capssues that affect the way in which persons with disabilities are constituted within the ‘culture of the law’ in China, and the moral and relationship issues to which they are subject. Yi concludes by analysing key cultural issues that need to be taken into account in the implementation process of Article 12 CRPD in China.

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Anthropology, Disability and the CRPDy a number of tensions between the human rights of persons with disabilities as set out in the CRPD and the broader cultural values and priorities of particular States. Rice argues that any human rights convention, including the CRPD, has to negotiate with local cultural norms.