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Covid inquiry ‘must publish early report on safety of clinically vulnerable people’

By John Pring on 2nd March 2023 Category: Human Rights

Covid inquiry ‘must publish early report on safety of clinically vulnerable people’
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The Covid public inquiry should produce an interim report that would suggest measures to improve the safety of disabled people who continue to be at far higher risk of severe harm from coronavirus, campaigners have urged. The campaign group Clinically Vulnerable […]

Covid inquiry ‘must examine catastrophic impact of pandemic on disabled people’

By John Pring on 30th June 2022 Category: Human Rights

Covid inquiry ‘must examine catastrophic impact of pandemic on disabled people’
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The COVID-19 public inquiry must dedicate “time and resources” to hearing directly from disabled people themselves so that it can examine the “catastrophic” impact the pandemic has had on them, according to a leading user-led organisation. Inclusion London spoke out this […]

Government tries to address abuse of disabled people’s rights in new winter plan

By John Pring on 24th September 2020 Category: Human Rights

Government tries to address abuse of disabled people’s rights in new winter plan
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The government has attempted to address some of the concerns about the abuse of disabled people’s rights to health and social care that emerged during the early months of the COVID-19 pandemic. The policies come in a new adult social care […]

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