While structural inequality continues to create discrimination against people with disabilities in Indonesia, a shift to a human-rights based approach is a chance to bridge the gap, Dian Maya Safitri writes.

As they do across the world, people with disability in Indonesia face structural barriers that exacerbate the effects of social and economic inequality.

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