An incisive study of ableism's role in perpetuating inequality in areas including selective reproduction, assisted dying and drug control.
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Tony Bogdanoski is a postdoctoral research affiliate at Sydney Law School, The University of Sydney. His scholarship focuses on disability, human rights, bioethics, medical and family law. He has also worked in community legal centres specialising in disability discrimination and social security matters.
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