A Human Rights Approach to Gender and Disability in Primary Education - Deme, Samuel
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The book focuses on access to primary education by a girl child with profound visual challenges. The research was particularly aimed at addressing the challenges faced by a girl child with profound visual challenges since her problems are unique and are not similar to those faced by girl children who are partially sighted. . Various centres were approached with a view to establish the challenges faced by a girl child with profound visual challenges. Thus, this book acts as an informer to the law makers, policy formulators and others about critical challenges faced by a girl child with profound…mehr

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The book focuses on access to primary education by a girl child with profound visual challenges. The research was particularly aimed at addressing the challenges faced by a girl child with profound visual challenges since her problems are unique and are not similar to those faced by girl children who are partially sighted. . Various centres were approached with a view to establish the challenges faced by a girl child with profound visual challenges. Thus, this book acts as an informer to the law makers, policy formulators and others about critical challenges faced by a girl child with profound visual challenges in her attempt to access primary education. Intervening mechanisms need to be designed as soon as possible so as to guarantee that the girl child with profound visual challenges accesses primary education. Education is key for the self emancipation of a girl child with profound visual challenges. Without education, the girl child with profound visual challenges cannot be gainfully employed.
Autorenporträt
Samuel Deme was born in 1975 and did his primary and secondary education between 1985 and 1998. He did his Bachelors of Laws Degree between 1999 and 2003. He also completed Masters in Women¿s Law in 2010. From October 2003, Samuel Deme has been working for Zimbabwe¿s Ministry of Justice.