People in Scotland with learning disabilities and autism are still being held in hospitals in breach of their human rights, a watchdog has warned. The Scottish Government published the Coming Hom ...
The National Commission on Disabilities (KND) and the Ministry of Human Rights have signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU ...
People living with disabilities in Western Bahr el Ghazal State have called on the government and its partners to also focus ...
Triggered by the idea that gender dysmorphia is a protected disability, 17 states — including South Carolina — have ...
A human rights advocate reminded the public yesterday that they could not break down discrimination without listening to ...
Its report also said there were "clear failures" in the Scottish government's plans to move the majority of locked-in ...
But now, activists and advocacy organizations are demanding immediate action to stop additional abuses of human rights and guarantee that disabled people get the respect and care to which they are ...
THE NONPROFIT ORGANIZATION PROVIDES LEGAL AND ADVOCACY SERVICES FOR PEOPLE WITH DISABILITIES ACROSS THE STATE WHO HAVE THEIR CIVIL AND HUMAN RIGHTS VIOLATED STATE LAW CURRENTLY SAYS PERSONAL CARE ...
A report from Scotland’s human rights watchdog has raised concerns that people with learning disabilities and autism are still being held in institutions in breach of their rights.
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