En subissant un cumul de vulnérabilités, les personnes sourdes détenues nous invitent à examiner leur situation. Dans quelle mesure leur condition juridique tient compte de celle-ci ? Quelle régulation effective le droit public peut-il aménager à leur égard ? Insensibles aux bruits qui caractérisent le milieu carcéral, les personnes sourdes détenues sont malgré tout, sensibles au silence qui les concernent. Enfermé dans une conception médicale du handicap, le droit français ne peut pas entendre les besoins de ces personnes. Sourde à leurs sollicitations et aux obligations internationales qu’elle a acceptées, la France maintient ces personnes dans des conditions de détention inhumaines et dégradantes. L’isolement social qui en découle n’est ...
Historically, and to this day, people with disabilities have not been considered capable of determin...
Anecdotal and empirical evidence reveal a severe lack of awareness, education and accessibility in t...
Culturally and linguistically Deaf people experience disproportionate suffering and deprivation in p...
D'abord diffusé le 9 mai 1998 sous forme de note publique Sourds en prison. Justice et droits de l'h...
Equality law is not working for Deaf1 people. The majority of deaf children attend mainstream school...
Based on cases involving deaf people as complainants, victims, the indicted or as affected parties, ...
In the wake of a recent decision by the High Court of Australia, currently a deaf person, who relies...
The UN Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities was ratified in Norway, June 2013. Nord...
In Switzerland, one person out of a hundred suffers from serious hearing impairment or complete hear...
Deaf individuals held within the correctional system present a unique challenge for administration a...
The judicial system is inaccessible to many groups of people for a variety of reasons, one of those ...
International audienceWe examine here the different linguistic and cultural issues of deafness in re...
In the wake of a recent decision by the High Court of Australia, currently a deaf person, who relies...
For most deaf people, interactions with the hearing community in the absence of interpretation or te...
In “Imprisoned by Deafness: The experiences of deaf prisoners” Laura Margaret Kelly presents an outl...
Historically, and to this day, people with disabilities have not been considered capable of determin...
Anecdotal and empirical evidence reveal a severe lack of awareness, education and accessibility in t...
Culturally and linguistically Deaf people experience disproportionate suffering and deprivation in p...
D'abord diffusé le 9 mai 1998 sous forme de note publique Sourds en prison. Justice et droits de l'h...
Equality law is not working for Deaf1 people. The majority of deaf children attend mainstream school...
Based on cases involving deaf people as complainants, victims, the indicted or as affected parties, ...
In the wake of a recent decision by the High Court of Australia, currently a deaf person, who relies...
The UN Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities was ratified in Norway, June 2013. Nord...
In Switzerland, one person out of a hundred suffers from serious hearing impairment or complete hear...
Deaf individuals held within the correctional system present a unique challenge for administration a...
The judicial system is inaccessible to many groups of people for a variety of reasons, one of those ...
International audienceWe examine here the different linguistic and cultural issues of deafness in re...
In the wake of a recent decision by the High Court of Australia, currently a deaf person, who relies...
For most deaf people, interactions with the hearing community in the absence of interpretation or te...
In “Imprisoned by Deafness: The experiences of deaf prisoners” Laura Margaret Kelly presents an outl...
Historically, and to this day, people with disabilities have not been considered capable of determin...
Anecdotal and empirical evidence reveal a severe lack of awareness, education and accessibility in t...
Culturally and linguistically Deaf people experience disproportionate suffering and deprivation in p...