Table of contents
1. Methodological premise - 2. At the origins of a right - 3. The paradigm of human rights of the disabled person according to Stein - 4. The universal variance of individual diversity is gathered in the personal and relational value of every human being - 5. The sexuality as the right to the expression of one's deepest identity – 6. Social barriers to the expression of sexuality of disabled people – 7. The right of disabled people to equal opportunities in access to information and sex education – 8. The 'uncertain boundary between the right and the abuse of consent to the sexual act - 9. Right to fair trials - 10. Right to be informed about sexually transmitted diseases - 11. Right to exercise one's sexual life - 12. Right to procreation and the rights of disabled women – 13. Right to support – 14. Right to free expression of one's consent to the sexual act – 15. Right to financial assistance for couples with disabilities – 16. Conclusions