UN Convention of the Rights of Persons with Disabilities All Nordic countries have ratified the UNCRPD, which includes 34 articles on rights and implementation (United Nations, 2020). In the country reports on the implementation of the UNCRPD, various data sources are used to measure the implementation of the articles. For this project on indicators, Article 5 on Equality and nondiscrimination, Article 9 on Accessibility, Article 24 on Education, Article 27 on Employment and Article 28 on Adequate standard of living and social protection, are the most relevant. Article 31 in UNCRPD specifically treats statistics. Article 31 UNCRPD 1. States Parties undertake to collect appropriate information, including statistical and research data, to enable them to formulate and implement policies to give effect to the present Convention. The process of collecting and maintaining this information shall: (a) Comply with legally established safeguards, including legislation on data protection, to ensure confidentiality and respect for the privacy of persons with disabilities; (b) Comply with internationally accepted norms to protect human rights and fundamental freedoms and ethical principles in the collection and use of statistics. 2. The information collected in accordance with this article shall be disaggregated, as appropriate, and used to help assess the implementation of States Parties' obligations under the present Convention and to identify and address the barriers faced by persons with disabilities in exercising their rights. 3. States Parties shall assume responsibility for the dissemination of these statistics and ensure their accessibility to persons with disabilities and others. Denmark, the Faroe Islands and Greenland Denmark ratified the Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities on 13 December 2006. Denmark submitted its initial report in 2011 including chapters on the developments in the Faroe Islands and Greenland. Denmark received the list of issues from the committee in 2014. Later on in the same year, Denmark responded to the list of issues. After the examination in Geneva, the committee
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