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Foreword and Acknowledgements
Glossary and Abbreviations
Executive Summary
1. Project Background
A) Context
B) Furthering Disability Rights Advocacy
C) Scope and Expertise of Current Disability Monitoring Activities
D) Overview of DRPI Phase I Methodology
2. International Human Rights Monitoring Mechanisms and Opportunities for the Promotion and Protection of Disability Rights
A) Overview
B) The Applicability of International Human Rights Monitoring Mechanisms to the Disability Context
i) Incorporating Disability into Human Rights Treaty Monitoring
ii) Using Disability Rights Provisions
iii) Interpreting General Human Rights Provisions to Apply to People with Disabilities
iv) Applying Human Rights Treaties to Disability Rights Issues: Specific Examples
C) The Potential for Monitoring the Five Areas of Focus through Existing International Human Rights Mechanisms
3. Creating Monitoring Tools for People with Disabilities
A) Overview
B) A Survey of Human Rights Monitoring Tools
i) Individual Case Assessment Tools
ii) System Assessment Tools – Monitoring Legislative Frameworks, Case Law, and Government Programmes and Practices
iii) Media Monitoring
C) Key Concepts Essential to Effective Monitoring of Human Rights, Including Disability Rights
4. Disability Rights Training Resources
A) Overview
B) Disability Rights Training and the Five Areas of Focus for Monitoring
C) Three Training Models
i) An Introduction to Human Rights and Disability Rights
ii) Disability Rights and International and Regional Human Rights Systems
iii) Adapting Disability Rights and Human Rights Systems Training for Specific Audiences Training Programmes for Monitors
D) Key Concepts for Disability Rights Training
5. Conclusion
6. Appendices
Appendix A: DRPI Advisory Committee
Appendix B: Phase I Project Team
Endnotes
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