Grounding disability and human rights with the capabilities approach

In what follows, I will not argue that individuals have a human right to be healthy or to the absence of disabling barriers. Instead, I intend to assume this is the case, at least to a minimal degree, and instead suggest that if people do have a human right to some level of health or absence of disabling barriers, then the capabilities approach to justice is the conception of justice that ought to be used to support this claim.