Reparations

​Research in this theme explores:

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• What is the normative international human rights basis for reparations for disabled people and older people?

• How should inclusive and accessible reparations processes for disabled people and older people be designed and delivered?

• What forms of reparations are most relevant to disabled people and older people?

• How can disabled and older people lead, co-design and participate in reparations processes?

• What should be the role of family members in reparations processes?

• How can reparations (such as restitution) respond to the financial benefits to government, corporations and charities from injustices to disabled people and older people?

 

Learn more:

• Project Website on Redressing Violence, Abuse and Neglect of People Living with Dementia in Residential Aged Care

• Article on Reparations for Human Rights Violations in Aged Care

• Article on Key Findings of the 'Dementia Redress Project'

• Article on Necessity of Reparations for People Living with Dementia in Aged Care

• Project Report on Reparations for People Living with Dementia in Aged Care

• Article on Redressing Disability Segregated Employment as Modern Slavery