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Realising the Right to Education for Children with Disabilities: A Critical Assessment of South Africa's Legislative and Policy Framework
Under Apartheid children with disabilities were systematically excluded from the education system. With the dawn of democracy, the Constitution of the Republic of South Africa guaranteed the right to basic education for everyone. The Preamble of the South African Schools Act went further by recognis...
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Department of Public Law
2023
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