Потенциал и возможности внедрения механизмов локального планирования в беларусских регионах для обеспечения уважения, поощрения и полноты реализации прав людей с инвалидностью
The potential and possibilities of implementing local planning mechanisms in Belarusian regions to ensure respect, encouragement and full implementation of the rights of people with disabilities

Author(s): Andrey Egorov, Alena Zuikova, Igor Rassolko, Olga Lashkevich
Subject(s): Human Rights and Humanitarian Law, Health and medicine and law, Sociology of Culture
Published by: Центр европейской трансформации
Summary/Abstract: The analysis of the sector of civil society youth organizations, including the role and influence of their environment, is one of the sectoral analyses that the Office for European Expertise and Communications (OEEC) has been conducting since 2012. The aim of this analysis is to summarize the existing expert and scientific data regarding the development of specific sectors of the Belarusian civil society, and complement it with quantitative and qualitative studies of the aspects, which have not been studied so far.On September 24, 2015, the Republic of Belarus joined the UN Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities, a year later, on October 3, 2016, it was ratified. The Convention is aimed at promoting, protecting and ensuring the full and equal exercise of all human rights and fundamental freedoms by all persons with disabilities, as well as promoting respect for their inherent dignity. Comprehensive implementation of the Convention is connected with bringing the Belarusian legislation into compliance with the provisions of this international treaty and, what is no less important, with the introduction of relevant changes in the Belarusian law enforcement practice. The experience gained by the countries of Europe during the implementation of the Standard Rules for Equal Opportunities2 proved the necessity of applying efforts to implement innovations, starting precisely from the level of local communities. But these processes are associated with a number of difficulties arising both at the national level and at the level of specific regions, which are to varying degrees ready to implement the provisions of the Convention.

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