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From: Carolyn Frohmader [mailto:[log in to unmask]] 
Sent: Wednesday, 12 December 2012 6:06 AM
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Subject: WWDA Paper: Sterilisation of Women and Girls with Disabilities - An
update on the issue in Australia 

 

New WWDA Paper Available: 

Sterilisation of Women and Girls with Disabilities - An update on the issue
in Australia (December 2012) 

 

For more than twenty years, women with disabilities and their allies have
been asking successive Australian Governments to show national leadership
and undertake reforms to address the forced sterilisation of women and girls
with disabilities, and to develop policies and programs that enable disabled
women and girls to realise their human rights on an equal basis as others.
This brief Paper from Women With Disabilities Australia (WWDA) provides an
overview of the issue of forced sterilisation of women and girls with
disabilities in Australia. It provides information on the Australian
Government's response to the issue over the past two decades and looks at
the issue in the context of Australia's international and domestic human
rights obligations. Copyright WWDA December 2012.

 

The Paper is available on WWDA's website in PDF and Word versions.  

 

PDF Version:
http://www.wwda.org.au/Sterilisation_of_Women_and_Girls_with_Disabilities_Up
dateDec2012.pdf 

 

Word Version:
http://www.wwda.org.au/Sterilisation_of_Women_and_Girls_with_Disabilities_Up
dateDec2012.pdf

 

 

Carolyn Frohmader

Executive Director

Women With Disabilities Australia (WWDA)

PO Box 605, Rosny Park, Tasmania  7018 AUSTRALIA

Ph: +61 3 62448288 Fax: +61 3 62448255

Mobile: 0438 535 123

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Web: www.wwda.org.au 

 

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