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Charles Ngwena

7 works· latest 2017· 2 institutionscluster: provisionalORCID 0000-0002-4482-6707

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The Recognition of Access to Health Care as a Human Right in South Africa: Is It Enough?2000 · 27 citations
Substantive Equality for Disabled Learners in State Provision of Basic Education: A Commentary on Western Cape Forum for Intellectual Disability V Government of the Republic of South Africa2012 · 22 citations
Deconstructing the Definition of ‘Disability’ Under the Employment Equity Act: Social Deconstruction2006 · 20 citations
Reproductive autonomy of women and girls under the Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities2017 · 17 citations
Health & Democracy : A Guide to Human Rights, Health Law and Policy in Post-apartheid South Africa, Adila Hassim, Mark Heywood, Jonathan Berger (Eds.) : book review2007 · 13 citations

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Reproductive autonomy of women and girls under the Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities

International Journal of Gynecology & Obstetrics·2017·1 author·Open access

17citations

Substantive Equality for Disabled Learners in State Provision of Basic Education: A Commentary on Western Cape Forum for Intellectual Disability V Government of the Republic of South Africa

South African Journal on Human Rights·2012·2 authors

22citations

Health & Democracy : A Guide to Human Rights, Health Law and Policy in Post-apartheid South Africa, Adila Hassim, Mark Heywood, Jonathan Berger (Eds.) : book review

South African Law Journal·2007·1 author·other

13citations

Deconstructing the Definition of ‘Disability’ Under the Employment Equity Act: Social Deconstruction

South African Journal on Human Rights·2006·1 author

20citations

Article Commentary: Access to Health Care Services as a Justiciable Socio-Economic Right under the South African Constitution

Medical Law International·2003·1 author·editorial

11citations

The Recognition of Access to Health Care as a Human Right in South Africa: Is It Enough?

Health and Human Rights·2000·1 author

27citations

Access to health care as a fundamental right : the scope and limits of section 27 of the Constitution

·2000·1 author

11citations