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■NAGASE Osamu, KIRIHARA Hisayuki, and ITO Kasumi (eds.) March 18, 2017 East Asia Disability Studies Forum 2016: Legal Capacity (Article 12 of the CRPD) and Adult Guardianship, Report Issued by Research Center for Ars Vivendi of Ritsumeikan University, Vol.29, 303p. ISSN 1882-6539　※


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■Table of Contents

　Foreword 　Programme 　Opening and Welcome address 　Keynote Address “The Challenges of CRPD and legal capacity”

Session 1 on South Korea

　Challenges and Strategies of Adult Guardianship System in South Korea 　Guaranteeing the Legal Capacity of Persons with Disabilities 　 　Discussion

Session 2 on China

　Adult Guardianship and Persons with Disabilities in Mainland China: An Overview 　Issues to be considered for the implementation of UNCRPD ARTICLE 12 in Chinese law, based on empirical research on legal capacity and guardianship in China 　Barrier on transform and strategy analysis on UNCRPD ARTICLE 12 　Discussion

Session 3 on Taiwan

　Practical Operation of New Guardianship over Adults with Intellectual Disabilities in Taiwan 　Legal Capacity and Voting Participation：The Case of Taiwan 　The Challenge and Response of Legal Capacity of People with Mental Disabilities: Taiwanese Report 　The real challenges to article 12 - Equal Recognition before the law 　Discussion
　Closing Statement for the First Day and Welcome Address

Session 4 on Japan

　Alternatives to the adult guardianship 　Adult Guardianship, Supported Decision-making and Good Practices in Japan 　Discussion

Panel Discussion

　Panel Discussion on legal capacity and adult guardianship in East Asia
　Closing Address

Poster presentations

The view of work in the disability movement: The 'people who cannot work/people who can work' gap Self-Determination and Legal Capacity The Situations of Persons with Psychosocial Disabilities All over the World: Issues Concerning Legal Capacity UNCRPD and Taiwan's Education Policy Supported Decision and Dignity - A Self-Advocate Journey, Hong Kong Chosen Story
Afterword: East Asia Disability Studies Forum 2016 - Door, Tower of the Sun and Detective Conan