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“This report builds on the findings of the flagship British Council Moving from the Margins: Mainstreaming Persons with Disabilities in Pakistan (2014) report (co-created with the Economist Intelligence Unit). Reflecting the UK’s continued commitment to working with Pakistan to support young people, the refocus on the needs and aspirations of young persons with disabilities provides us with the opportunity to address the current gaps in the system and further develop our support for disability rights and inclusion with the Government of Pakistan, the employment and education sectors and DPOs. This report aims to shed light on the needs and aspirations of young people in Pakistan with disabilities, their current barriers to access in education and employment and how these should be addressed.”
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- Islamabad : British Council in Pakistan
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- English
- Geographic Origin
- Pakistan
- Geographic Subject
- Pakistan
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- Education
- Education
- Human and civil rights
- People with disabilities--Civil rights
- Labor
- Employment
- Urban issues
- Urbanization
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