In case of Korea, residential Facilities for disabled people are classified as a separate area from the local
community. So, people with disabilities living in the residential facilities are become collectivized and
isolated from the community.
The purpose of this study is to compare the difference of disability rights and contents, and finally
to derive meaning through comparing between two countries, which is to draw the implications of it.
This study compared human rights law and survey tools in Germany and Korea. The analytic frame for
this study was 'The type and contents for disability rights of the residential facilities' based on an
international agreement.
As the results of comparison, Korean society has had narrow concepts of the human rights for people
living with disabilities in residential facilities. On the other hand, Germany has applied the concept more
broader than Korea. Therefore, it is needed that the human rights should be improved for establishing
disability rights in the level of International Conventions.