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Asia and Pacific Disability Forum

Create a pipeline of disabled AAPI leaders. As indicated above, there seems to have some imbalance in the implementation of activities among the 12 different policy areas under the Agenda for Action. Disability is a development issue because prevailing attitudes dehumanize people with disabilities. To engage with Asian service providers to work together to address stigma and stereotypes of API communities and disability. Women and girls with disabilities are most excluded from society and also from mainstream gender equality programmes.

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Asian Pacific Americans with Disabilities: Our Stories, Our Lives – Disability Visibility Project

The legal system has failed to provide fair and just treatment for our communities based historically on such factors as economic status, gender, age, ethnicity, sexual preference, race, religion, nationality, and language. It has a race connotation and I think families are ashamed to admit the child has a disability even when that child is outperforming others in his class. Growing up as an Asian with a disability, I did not see any representations of Asians with disabilities. With the rise in smoking and environmental pollution, disabilities associated with chronic non-specific lung disease e.

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