Advancing a disability rights agenda in a context of war: Challenges and opportunities

Samantha Wehbi

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This article reports on a qualitative analysis of 28 interviews with activists from a disability rights organization in Lebanon about their experiences organizing during war-time. Findings reveal challenges as well as opportunities for advancing a disability rights agenda within the context of war. Implications for social work are discussed.

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