Disabled people’s organisations (DPOs) have pledged to continue hosting election hustings, despite organisers this week having to cope with an anti-trans rights activist, a conspiracy theory-spouting Reform UK politician, and no-show party candidates. The event in Bristol was organised by DPOs* […]
DPOs
Government’s response to UN committee ‘was insult to disabled people’
‘Game-changing’ £1.5 million will fuel ALLFIE’s fight for inclusive education
CHOICE to mark 30 years of disabled-led success, despite austerity ‘struggle’
New £3 million justice fund ‘is a radical step’ for London’s disability movement
DPO sector is in ‘perilous financial state’, says new report
Government plans for more virtual court hearings ‘will lead to widespread injustice’
Government plans to expand the number of trials and other criminal hearings carried out remotely through video and telephone links will expose disabled defendants to widespread discrimination and injustice, campaigners have warned. Disabled people’s organisations (DPOs) and criminal justice campaigners said […]