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The curious incident of the dog in the night time -Mark Haddon- - Coggle…

- - - - In Sweden, the government would decide whether the person is disabled or not. The community will treat the person as normal until the administrators says that he is disabled.
      - In a few South Asia countries like Malaysia and Pakistan, the traditional communities expect the child to be like their parent. But when this doesn't occur, their children who has any disability would perceived as if they have been taken over by a Jin(evil sprit).
        
        They would try their best to cure it traditionally by seeking help from ustaz, an islamic teacher.
        
        Whilst in the modern community, parents would isolate the child away from community because of the stigma of have disabled children.
      - In UK, recently the UN criticises how UK's lack of support for disabled children. This is due to the growing number of incidents of bullying, hate speech and hate crimes against disabled children. Although they have a vey strong and systematic organisation to help the disabled and spread awareness. But there is still the stigma among children who are not been educated very well about what disabled. It is not the parents nor teachers fault, but more to how well a person accept the truth about the disabled. I believe most fo the community know and aware about autistic and Aspergers and depression, but how well they can actually accept it and understand the situtation, is still
      - In certain anglophone subculture, with strong Christianity influence, they rely on traditional ways to understand and deal with mental illness like depression and psychosis. They may draw a conclusion in addressing depression as a lack of faith, psychosis as possession, or disability as punishment. Before or instead of standard mental health treatments, they may employ prayer, exorcism, or pastoral counseling to heal.
        
        As an example, a woman who postpartum anxiety encouraged by her church community to rely on God rather than on medication or psychotherapy, to identify her family’s “generational sins” and pray them away.
      - The disabled people want to be recognised for their potential abilities not for their disabilities. So some individuals prefer to say 'differently abled' rather than disabled. (Christopher and friends verbally bulled by other students who says 'Special Needs')i
- - - - Chinese bride do not wear black and white dresses due to Chinese culture. They believe that the colours are symbols of mourning and death. In contrast to the belief of Westerners where white is considered a classic wedding colours which has been associated to purity, virtue and wealth.
        Ironically, red, which we mostly associate with anger or danger, becomes a sign of honour, success, loyalty, fertility and love in the Chinese culture and it drives evil spirits away on the big day.
- - - - The right to equality and freedom from discrimination.
      - The right to life, liberty, and personal security.
      - Freedom from torture and degrading treatment.
      - The right to equality before the law.
      - The right to a fair trial.
      - The right to privacy.
      - Freedom of belief and religion.
      - Freedom of opinion.