Which document includes provisions specifically addressing non-discrimination and integration for persons with disabilities in the EU?

The Charter of Fundamental Rights of the European Union is the correct answer because it explicitly includes provisions that protect the rights of individuals with disabilities. This document serves as a key instrument in EU law, affirming that everyone is entitled to respect for their dignity and their rights as humans. Specifically, Article 26 of the Charter states that the Union recognizes and respects the rights of persons with disabilities to benefit from measures aimed at ensuring their independence, social and occupational integration, and participation in the community.

In contrast, the Marrakesh Treaty primarily focuses on improving access to published works for persons who are blind, visually impaired, or otherwise print disabled, but does not provide a broad framework for non-discrimination and integration. The African Charter on Human Rights addresses general human rights but lacks specific components addressing the integration and non-discrimination of persons with disabilities. Similarly, the Inter-American Convention, while promoting human rights in the Americas, does not specifically emphasize the rights and integration of individuals with disabilities in the same comprehensive manner as the Charter of Fundamental Rights of the European Union.