Rival international summit aims to highlight government’s ‘global hypocrisy’
Disabled activists and their organisations are to host their own international “solidarity summit” in a…
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Kamil Ahmad: Anger over review’s failure to expose systemic flaws that led to murder
The brother of a disabled asylum-seeker who was brutally murdered by a racist neighbour has…
Kamil Ahmad: Campaigners demand ‘fundamental change’ to systems that led to murders
Disabled asylum-seekers and activists have come together to seek fundamental changes to the systems and…
DWP’s ‘fitness for work’ reviewer handed CBE after refusing to speak out on benefit deaths evidence
An occupational health expert has been recognised with a high-ranking honour just weeks after refusing…
DWP is failing ‘vulnerable’ claimants of universal credit, says watchdog
The Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) is failing to support “vulnerable” claimants and is…
PIP announcement ‘shows replacing DLA was waste of time and money’
The government’s decision to stop regular benefit reassessments for some people with “the most severe,…
DWP in disarray as fresh legal defeat could mean fourth trawl through its records
The Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) looks set to carry out a fourth major…
Atos and Capita win PIP contract extension ‘because DWP is chained to a corpse’
The government’s decision to extend the contracts of two discredited companies that carry out disability…
Confidentiality concerns over DWP’s pledge to videotape PIP assessments
Campaigners have raised serious concerns about government plans to video-record all face-to-face assessments for personal…
Memorial and procession will highlight need for reform after brutal murder
Campaigners will take part in a procession later this month to mark the murder of…