Friends and former colleagues are mourning the loss of a disabled peer and broadcaster who played a key role in fighting for disabled people’s rights in the House of Lords. Baroness [Rosalie] Wilkins, who died on 1 December, at the age […]
Activism and Campaigning
Advice services run by disabled people under threat due to ‘constant challenge’ of securing funding
Disabled activists pledge to continue to fight assisted suicide bill, after MPs vote in favour
Assisted suicide vote will make other campaigning tougher, say activists
Anger over ‘abhorrent’ assisted suicide poster campaign at Westminster tube station
Delay in publishing Leadbeater bill ‘is truly shocking’
Government must reverse Tory policy on adapting to climate change, say disabled activists after court defeat
Title of assisted suicide bill is ‘misleading’ and ‘argumentative’, say disabled campaigners
‘Our members are raging’: Shock and anger as Scottish government’s ‘sham’ co-production leads to ‘weak’ disability plan
Three national disabled people’s organisations (DPOs) have attacked the Scottish government over a “sham” process of co-production that has led to a “weak” and “diluted” Disability Equality Plan for Scotland. Disability Equality Scotland, Glasgow Disability Alliance (GDA) and Inclusion Scotland say […]