Disabled People in Conflicts and Wars
Disabled People in Conflicts and Wars
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10.1007/978-3-319-42488-0_17
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2016-01-01
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Kabbara, Nawaf
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Berghs, Maria;Kabbara, Nawaf
本章首先将狭隘的公共卫生焦点置于医学人道主义中，尽管冲突的性质发生了变化。我们认为，这种做法忽视了现有的残疾人群体，从而对重新融入社会和社会保护产生了影响。其次，我们审查了冲突期间和冲突后脆弱性地点如何造成间接损害。第三，我们说明了冲突的长期后果以及需要采取行动的地方。最后，我们使用个案研究来审查包容作为和平资源的潜力，但也说明了为什么这种方法目前有局限性。
This chapter begins by situating a narrow public health focus in medical humanitarianism despite the changing nature of conflicts. We argue that such an approach misses existing populations of disabled people, which has consequences for reintegration and social protection. Secondly, we examine how indirect impairments result from sites of vulnerability during and post-conflict. Thirdly, we illustrate the long-term consequences of conflict and where action is needed. In conclusion, we use a case-study to examine the potential of inclusion as a resource for peace but also show why this approach currently has limitations.