Abstract By ratifying several United Nations conventions and passing the Persons with
Disability Act (2006), Ghana reiterated its commitment to protecting and promoting the …

In addition to the core function of serving as venues for recreational and sporting activities,
sports stadiums in Ghana are used as meeting places for political rallies, religious meetings …

Purpose: The study aimed to objectively assess the level of inclusiveness of buildings in
selected Universities on the basis of international protocols and local legislation that require …

A compound house is a single or multi-storey structure with suites of single-banked rooms
(single room or chamber and hall units2) that can be accessed from an unroofed square …

Background This study addresses the challenge of reconciling accessibility requirements
with sustainable tourism development in UNESCO World Heritage Sites through co-creation …

Abstract Access for Persons with Disabilities (PWDs) to places used by the public has
become an issue of international concern. However, there is not much empirical research on …

The paper examines the concept of demythologisation as it is expressed in Kunle Afolayan's
film, The figurine (subtitled Araromire). The paper argues that, though some influences of …

Purpose: Spinal cord injury causes temporary or permanent changes in spinal cord function.
This case report highlights the significance of multidisciplinary rehabilitation team …

This is a qualitative study of the role of the legal and regulatory framework in making built
environments accessible to Persons with Disabilities in six universities in Ghana. It revealed …