Women of all ages with any form of disability are among the multi-leveled vulnerable and marginalized of society. There is therefore need to take into account and to address international and national concerns to implement their rights in all walk of life.

Gender is one of the most important categories of social organization, yet people with disabilities are often treated as asexual human beings. However women with disabilities and men with disabilities have different life experiences due to biological, psychological, economic, social, political and cultural attributes associated with being female and male. Patterns of disadvantage are often associated with differences in the social position of women and men.

Present paper explores and examines the international as well Indian endeavor to implement, protect and promote disabled women’s rights with especial focus on women’s disability and implementation mechanisms.