Easy targets: a disability rights perspective on the 'children as carers' debate
Critical Social PolicyPublished 1 October 1995
Lois Keith, Jenny Morris
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Abstract
This article looks at how the children of disabled parents are being defined as 'young carers', arguing that the way in which this is hap pening undermines both the rights of children and the rights of disabled people, Analysis of the social construction of 'children as carers' illustrates that researchers and pressure groups are colluding with the government's insistence that 'care in the community' must mean 'care by the community'.
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