Towards inclusive justice: Disability inclusion in the draft Convention on crimes against humanity

This publication titled Towards inclusive justice: Disability inclusion in the Draft Convention on crimes against humanity provides a policy brief that emphasises the necessity of integrating disability-specific provisions within international law, particularly concerning crimes against humanity. It advocates for the legal rights of victims, ensuring they receive adequate reparations regardless of their age, gender, or disability status.

The document highlights the importance of equal recognition before the law and addresses the intersectionality of discrimination faced by persons with disabilities. It calls for systematic inclusion of safeguards and accommodations to guarantee access to justice and uphold the rights of persons with disabilities in the context of serious crimes.