STIGMA AND STATUTES: RETHINKING NEURODIVERSITY AND LEGAL FRAMEWORK IN INDIA
Introduction The concept of neurodiversity, coined by Australian sociologist Judy Singer in her 1998 thesis, presents a paradigm shift in understanding neurological differences as a valuable aspect of human diversity rather than a deficit to be pathologized. With an estimated 15-20% of the global population identifying as neurodivergent, Singer’s work calls for these variations […]
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