Disability Rights are special rights in the enormous body of national and international human rights law because they carry the concerns of persons living with disabilities. These special provinces of people are vulnerable and have a lot of challenges – due to disabilities – that can only be mitigated through the law and practical approaches in advocacy. This book thus focuses on the Rights of persons with disabilities in Kenya. Given the historical discriminatory and peripheral treatment of PWDs in Kenya, this work contextualizes the social, cultural, economic and political status tyjat jas facilitated this. It highlights and analyses applicable laws which include, the constitution of Kenya, 2010, Persons with Disabilities Act No. 14 of 2003 and other relevant Acts of parliament. These work further analyses the Convention on the rights of persons with disabilities as well as other relevant international instruments.