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Višestruka diskriminacija jedan je od najtežih oblika diskriminacije te upravo žene s invaliditetom često trpe višestruku diskriminaciju, s obzirom na spol i invaliditet. Cilj ovog rada je dobiti uvid u iskustva žena s invaliditetom u poštivanju njihovih ljudskih prava. Kvalitativno istraživanje provedeno je s 14 žena s invaliditetom, polustrukturiranim intervjuom „licem u lice“. Rezultati pokazuju da žene s invaliditetom percipiraju poteškoće pri liječenju, također uviđaju poteškoće u ostvarivanju usluga reproduktivnog zdravlja, doživljavaju diskriminaciju u sustavu obrazovanja te nose se s raznim oblicima nasilja koje je počinjeno od strane njima najbližih osoba. Put prema ostvarivanju socijalnih usluga ženama s invaliditetom je znatno otežan. Socijalne radnice/i imaju mogućnost djelovanja na i u institucijama, sukladno ovim rezultatima trebale bismo iskoristiti tu mogućnost kako bi se položaj žena s invaliditetom u Hrvatskoj popravio te kako bi žene s invaliditetom imale siguran pristup uslugama te zaštitu od nasilja., Multiple discrimination is one of the most severe forms of discrimination, and it is women with disabilities who often suffer from multiple discrimination, based on gender and disability. The aim of this paper is to gain insight into the experiences of women with disabilities in respecting their human rights. Qualitative research was conducted with 14 women with disabilities, a semi-structured face-to-face interview. The results show that women with disabilities perceive difficulties in treatment, also see difficulties in providing reproductive health services, experience discrimination in the education system and deal with various forms of violence committed by those closest to them. The path to providing social services to women with disabilities is significantly more difficult. Social workers have the opportunity to act on and in institutions, in accordance with these results we should use this opportunity to improve the position of women with disabilities in Croatia and to ensure that women with disabilities have safe access to services and protection from violence

Nasilje nad ženama je kršenje temeljnih ljudskih prava i nerijetko dovodi do njezinih ozbiljnih ozljeda pa čak i smrti. Prema istraživanju o nasilju nad ženama koje je provela Svjetska zdravstvena organizacija utvrđeno je da je nasilje u obitelji od strane partnera najčešći oblik nasilja nad ženama i pogađa 30% žena diljem svijeta (WHO, 2013.). Obzirom na raširenost i učestalost problema nasilja nad ženama i nasilja u obitelji, Vijeće Europe donijelo je Konvenciju o sprječavanju i borbi protiv nasilja nad ženama i nasilja u obitelji, tzv. Istanbulsku konvenciju. Implementacija Istanbulske konvencije zahtjeva određene promjene u hrvatskom zakonodavstvu, posebice Kaznenog zakona i Zakona o zaštiti od nasilja u obitelji. No ne slažu se svi s navedenom konvencijom te Inicijativa Istina o Istanbulskoj iznijela je svoje stavove te tako tvrde kako bi se Istanbulska konvencija trebala otkazati jer ugrožava društvo, što je neutvrđeno jer članci na koje imaju zamjerke već postoje u hrvatskom zakonodavstvu te nisu doveli do negativnih posljedica. Stavovi društava u cjelini mogu utjecati na reakcije na nasilje, a sudeći prema iskustvima žrtava nasilja u obitelji i stavovima stručnjaka koji dolaze u izravan kontakt s žrtvama nasilja u obitelji, potrebno je raditi na edukaciji stručnjaka, posebice policijskih službenika i djelatnika centara socijalne skrbi o problemu nasilja u obitelji., Violence against women is a violation of fundamental human rights and often leads to serious injuries and even death. According to the survey conducted by the World Health Organization, family violence in the family is the most common form of violence against women and affects 30% of women worldwide (WHO, 2013). Given the widespread and frequent occurrence of violence against women and domestic violence, the Council of Europe has adopted the Convention on the Prevention and Combating of Violence against Women and Family Violence, The Istanbul Convention. Implementation of Istanbul Conventions requires certain changes in Croatian legislation, in particular the Criminal Code and the Law on Protection against Domestic Violence. Not all agree with the convention and the Initiative Truth about Istanbul Convention, declare their views and argue that the Istanbul Convention should be canceled because it threatens society, which is unfounded because articles that are in dispute already exist in Croatian legislation and did not lead to negative consequences. Attitudes of society as a whole can affect reactions to violence, and judging by the experiences of victims of domestic violence and attitudes of experts coming in direct contact with victims of domestic violence, it is necessary to work on the education of experts, especially police officers and employees of social services centers about the problem of domestic violence.