Business Law: Case Study on Advocacy and Disability Rights, HDS310
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This report presents an analysis of a business law case study centered on an Australian airline's refusal to allow a person with a disability to book a flight, citing insufficient staff assistance. The assignment brief required the student to develop an advocacy campaign incorporating the essential elements and strategies of advocacy learned in the course. The report recommends systems advocacy as the appropriate redressal approach, emphasizing its role in removing discriminatory practices and upholding the rights of disadvantaged individuals. It outlines the strategies of a systems advocate, including influencing politicians, submitting policy recommendations, and increasing group visibility. The report details the application of the advocacy approach to the case study, proposing an advocacy plan, revised policies, and amendments to relevant legislation to ensure equal treatment for disabled individuals. The report concludes by highlighting the importance of advocacy in restoring peace and conformity between disadvantaged people and those affecting them, particularly through systems advocacy, which aims to influence government and institutions to reform regulatory policies and bring about societal change. References are provided to support the analysis.
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