Afterhosting Asian Para Games, Indonesia should make disability inclusion a priority

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Afrianty, Dina. (2018). Afterhosting Asian Para Games, Indonesia should make disability inclusion a priority The Conversation Media Group.
AuthorsAfrianty, Dina
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[Extract] Indonesia successfully hosted the Asian Para Games in October. Not only did Indonesian Para athletes break their medal target like their fellow athletes competing in the Asian Games, the event made disability no longer invisible.

For many Indonesians, it was probably the first time they had been exposed to people with disabilities and to the different abilities they possess.

Lack of inclusive schools has prevented people with disabilities from sustaining life pathways that would enable them to reach their full capabilities. The special schools have led to segregation and discrimination.

Year02 Dec 2018
PublisherThe Conversation Media Group
ISSN2201-5639
Web address (URL)https://theconversation.com/after-hosting-asian-para-games-indonesia-should-make-disability-inclusion-a-priority-106251
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