2015
DOI: 10.1080/14754835.2015.1103162
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Securing rights in the twenty-first century: A comparison of the disability and older persons' rights conventions

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“…While this study was conducted within the Irish context, findings are likely relevant on an international level as wheelchair users in many other countries encounter similar issues. From a human rights perspective, it is a right to access adequate assistive technology that meets individuals' personal health and well-being needs to enable them to participate in society over their lifetime [86]. Injustice will prevail if wheelchair and seating assistive technology professionals do not give political voice to the issues raised here in order to avoid jeopardizing individuals and their families' health, wellbeing and opportunity to participate and potential contribute to community and society.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…While this study was conducted within the Irish context, findings are likely relevant on an international level as wheelchair users in many other countries encounter similar issues. From a human rights perspective, it is a right to access adequate assistive technology that meets individuals' personal health and well-being needs to enable them to participate in society over their lifetime [86]. Injustice will prevail if wheelchair and seating assistive technology professionals do not give political voice to the issues raised here in order to avoid jeopardizing individuals and their families' health, wellbeing and opportunity to participate and potential contribute to community and society.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Bei einer wachsenden Zahl kategorialer Konventionen ist mit Wettbewerb zu rechnen, da öffentliche Aufmerksamkeit ein knappes Gut ist. So argumentiert Sciubba (2016) Die Debatten zeigen einen breiten Konsens in vielen Fragen wie auch markante Dissense (zu pro und contra im Vorfeld siehe Doron/Apter 2010). Die weltgesellschaftstheoretische Annahme einer Weltkultur bestätigend, zieht sich die Suggestion gemeinsamer Grundüberzeugungen durch die Debatten.…”
Section: Alte Menschen Als Gegenstand Einer Kategorialenunclassified
“…In addition to, and arguably underlying, such technocratic objections is the fear of the anticipated cost of implementing the proposed convention. According to Sciubba (2016), since the adoption of the Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities in 2006, states have become more aware of the financial costs of a legally binding instrument in the twenty-first century. In addition, given that economic and social rights have dominated the discourse surrounding the rights of older person at the OEWGA, which, unlike civil and political rights, require significant public expenditure to implement, this might have stoked the fears of opponents of a new convention who are concerned about its high implementation costs (Herro 2017).…”
Section: The Surprising Case Of Slovenia 'Going It Alone'mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In addition, given that economic and social rights have dominated the discourse surrounding the rights of older person at the OEWGA, which, unlike civil and political rights, require significant public expenditure to implement, this might have stoked the fears of opponents of a new convention who are concerned about its high implementation costs (Herro 2017). Moreover, the global economic downturn that began in 2008 created a backdrop that makes any financial commitment a tough sell for the EU states, which are among the most aged in the world and are thus acutely aware of the economic impact of population ageing and the likely costs of a convention (Sciubba 2014(Sciubba , 2016.…”
Section: The Surprising Case Of Slovenia 'Going It Alone'mentioning
confidence: 99%
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