2.8 Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities 2006 and its

Optional Protocol The CRPD (the disability's human-rights turn): the paradigm shift (the medical-charity model → the social-human-rights model: the disability as the society's-barrier's product); the principles (the dignity, autonomy, participation, accessibility, non-discrimination, equality-of-opportunity); the general obligations (the accessibility, the reasonable accommodation — the "reasonable accommodation" as the non-discrimination's part); the substantive rights (the legal capacity (Art 12 — the supported-decision-making revolution), the accessibility (Art 9), the education-and-work, the women-with-disabilities (Art 6), the children (Art 7)); the Optional Protocol (the communications + the inquiry); the Committee (the reporting machinery); Nepal: the 2009-2010 ratification line (the legal-capacity reservation debates).