Discrimination Against Individuals with Disabilities: A Comprehensive Analysis

Abstract

 Discrimination against individuals with disabilities remains a pervasive issue worldwide, impeding their full participation in society and perpetuating inequalities. This research article provides a comprehensive analysis of the various forms of discrimination faced by individuals with disabilities, examining the root causes, consequences, and potential solutions to address this pressing social issue. Drawing upon multidisciplinary perspectives from sociology, psychology, law, and disability studies, the article explores the intersectional nature of disability discrimination, highlighting its impact on individuals' access to education, employment, healthcare, and social inclusion. Through empirical research findings, case studies, and legal analysis, the article sheds light on the systemic barriers and prejudices that contribute to disability discrimination and offers recommendations for policy reforms, advocacy efforts, and social interventions to promote equality, diversity, and inclusion for individuals with disabilities.