disability abuse
form of human-rights violation that includes violence, neglect, coercion or exploitation directed at people with disabilities
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disability abuse
Summary
disability abuse is a human rights violation[1]. It draws 1,115 Wikipedia views per month (human_rights_violation category, ranking #249 of 5).[2]
Key Facts
- disability abuse's instance of is recorded as human rights violation[3].
- disability abuse's instance of is recorded as attack[4].
- disability abuse's instance of is recorded as crime[5].
- disability abuse is a type of abuse[6].
- disability abuse is a type of violence[7].
- disability abuse comprises physical violence[8].
- disability abuse comprises sexual abuse[9].
- disability abuse comprises Institutional abuse[10].
- disability abuse comprises psychological abuse[11].
- disability abuse comprises compulsory sterilization[12].
- disability abuse comprises false imprisonment[13].
- disability abuse comprises financial elder abuse[14].
- disability abuse comprises economic abuse[15].
- disability abuse's main subject is person with disabilities[16].
- disability abuse's main subject is disability rights[17].
- disability abuse's main subject is human rights law[18].
- disability abuse's main subject is child protection[19].
- disability abuse's main subject is Health and social care policy for the elderly in Belgium[20].
- disability abuse's property scope is recorded as worldwide[21].
- disability abuse's perpetrator is recorded as family member[22].
- disability abuse's perpetrator is recorded as employees[23].
- disability abuse's perpetrator is recorded as health professional[24].
- disability abuse's perpetrator is recorded as law enforcement[25].
- disability abuse's perpetrator is recorded as service provider[26].
- disability abuse's perpetrator is recorded as supported living[27].
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Context
Recorded instance of include human rights violation[3], attack[4], and crime[5].
Why It Matters
disability abuse draws 1,115 Wikipedia views per month (human_rights_violation category, ranking #249 of 5).[2] It has Wikipedia articles in 6 language editions, a strong signal of global cultural recognition.[28] It is known by 8 alternative names across languages and contexts.[29]