This scoping review provides an overview of access to reproductive health care for women
with physical disabilities in low-middle income and high-income countries from 1995 to …

The ideology of motherhood precludes disabled people in various ways: sometimes
outlawing it completely, in the case of enforced or coerced sterilisation; sometimes …

Accessible summary Persons with learning disability who live in Malta, especially women,
feel they do not have as many opportunities to make friends and form relationships as other …

Information needs of a vulnerable community: The case of visually impaired first-time
mothers in Malaysia Page 1 Malaysian Journal of Library & Information Science, Vol. 29, no …

Introduction There is a misperception in society that individuals with visual impairment are
asexual and cannot marry, have children, or take care of children. In addition, individuals …

The right for persons with disability to start a family is enshrined in Article 23 of the United
Nations Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities. The same convention also …

This chapter outlines the situation of young people in Malta in recent years with particular
emphasis on their transition to family life. The chapter starts with a description of social life in …

Access to reproductive healthcare and the realisation of reproductive rights for women with
disabilities in Vietnam is impacted by multiple, intersecting factors relating to environmental …

The representations that society has of disabled women have implications and
consequences that can be pervasive and can greatly impact their lives in a number of …

Persons diagnosed with autism, or Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) and/or Attention Deficit
Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) are often reported to perform significantly low in overall …