Abstract Article 19 of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights states:“Everyone has the
right to freedom of opinion and expression.” However, people with communication …

The aim of this paper is to reflect and comment on the lead article by with reference to
people with communication disability in India and illustrated by the work of one Indian non …

Abstract The World Health Organization's World Report on Disability underscores the need
to identify and address barriers that limit people with disabilities from having access to …

Receipt of accessible and appropriate specialist services and resources by all people with
communication and/or swallowing disability is a human right; however, it is a right rarely …

It is important to our expression and self-determination as individuals, our sense of
belonging within a community, our inclusion and participation within society, and in …

Abstract The World Report on Disability makes nine recommendations to ensure the
inclusion, participation, and emancipation of people with disabilities. As described by Wylie …

The current paper is a response to the Wiley, McAllister, Davidson, and Marshall lead article
regarding the application of the World Report on Disability (WRD) to people with …

This article responds to by arguing that the wellbeing of people with communication
disabilities in the global south will be improved if speech and language pathologists widen …

Abstract Implications of the World Report on Disability for people with communication
disabilities (PWCD), as described by, include a drive for better demographic information …

Purpose The right to communicate, by any means, is key to participation in peaceful and just
societies. Participation relies on societal equality which, in turn, depends upon consensus …