Publications by Ena Chadha

Publications

Ena Chadha writes extensively about social justice issues. Her articles are published in the Supreme Court Law Review and the National Journal of Constitutional Law. Ena has served as a contributing editor of the Journal of Law and Social Policy and peer reviewer for various publications.

Articles

Chadha E., “Communicate Clearly: A Key Way to Protect Against Human Rights Complaints”, (2015) 2:2 Canadian Journal of Physician Leadership 42

Chadha E., “Human Rights Disclosure Litigation: Uncovering Invisible Medical Records”, (2010) 28 Windsor Y.B. Access Just. 153

Chadha E., “‘Mentally Defectives’ Not Welcome: Mental Disability in Canadian Immigration Law, 1859-1927”, (2008) 28:1 Disability Studies Quarterly Journal

Rosenbaum P. and Chadha E., “Reconstructing Disability: Integrating Disability Theory into Section 15” (2006) 33 Supreme Court Law Review (2d) 343-365

Chadha E., “Running on Empty: The ‘Not So Special Status’ Of Paratransit Services In Ontario” (2005) 20 Windsor Review of Legal and Social Issues 1-40

Chadha E. and Sheldon T., “Promoting Equality: Economic and Social Rights For Persons With Disabilities Under Section 15” (2004) 16 National Journal of Constitutional Law 25-98

Chadha E. and Schatz L., “Human Dignity and Economic Integrity For Persons With Disabilities: A Commentary on the Supreme Court’s Decisions in Granovsky and Martin” (2004) 19 Journal of Law and Social Policy 94-122

Chadha E. and Holder B., “Case Commentary - Turnbull, et al. v. Famous Players” (2002) 17 Journal of Law and Social Policy 145-156

Book Chapters

Book Chapter – Article 6 Women With Disabilities, co-author R. Mytikiuk, Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities: A Commentary (Oxford University Press forthcoming Sept 2018)

Mykitiuk R. and Chadha E., “Sites of Exclusion: Disabled Women’s Sexual and Reproductive Rights” in Critical Perspectives on Human Rights and Disability Law, (eds.) L.A. Basser, M. Jones & M. Rioux (Martinus Nijhoff, Brill Publishers, 2010)

Chadha E. “The Social Phenomenon of Handicapping” Adding Feminism to Law: The Contributions of Justice Claire L'Heureux-Dubé (Toronto: Irwin Law, 2004) 209-227.

For a full listing of Ms. Chadha's conference presentations and papers, please download her CV here.