THE EFFECTIVENESS OF THE LAWS ON PERSONS WITH PHYSICAL DISABILITIES AT WORK IN TANZANIA

Martha Joseph

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Martha Joseph 2nd Year LLM Student, St. Augustine University of Tanzania, Mwanza, Tanzania Author

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Disability is often perceived negatively perhaps due to ignorance and some prevailing socio-cultural beliefs as well as economic factors. The challenges facing persons with physical disabilities (PWPDs), therefore, are varied and could be in the form of violation of human rights, poverty, stigma, discrimination and exclusion. Disability is closely associated with poverty and is also a barrier to education, employment, access to public services and social protection. In most cases, disability has been addressed through charitable approaches without the recognition of the rights and participation of persons with disabilities, like other citizens.

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