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Long-awaited Newton meeting confirms confusion over DPO engagement

By John Pring on 21st February 2019 Category: Human Rights

Long-awaited Newton meeting confirms confusion over DPO engagement
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Disabled people’s organisations (DPOs) have raised ongoing concerns about the government’s failure to comply with basic principles of the UN disability convention at a long-awaited meeting with the minister for disabled people. Representatives of six of the UK’s leading DPOs met […]

‘Ill thought out’ bill needs stronger safeguards, minister told after meeting

By John Pring on 7th February 2019 Category: Human Rights

‘Ill thought out’ bill needs stronger safeguards, minister told after meeting
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The government must introduce “stronger and more effective safeguards” to protect the rights of service-users who face having their freedom restricted by health and care providers, disabled campaigners have told a minister. Inclusion London wrote to care minister Caroline Dinenage yesterday […]

MPs’ online abuse report: Disabled people ‘exposed to horrendous abuse’

By John Pring on 24th January 2019 Category: Crime

MPs’ online abuse report: Disabled people ‘exposed to horrendous abuse’
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An inquiry by a committee of MPs has revealed the “horrendous, degrading and dehumanising” abuse that disabled people are exposed to when they use the internet. The inquiry heard from disabled people who face abuse not just on social media but […]

MPs’ online abuse report: Concern over links between abuse and football fans

By John Pring on 24th January 2019 Category: Crime

MPs’ online abuse report: Concern over links between abuse and football fans
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MPs have raised serious concerns about links between football fans and the targeted online abuse of disabled people. The House of Commons petitions committee said in a report this week that it had become “increasingly concerned” about such links during its […]

DPOs call for support in battle to make ministers think again over attack on rights

By John Pring on 17th January 2019 Category: Activism and Campaigning

DPOs call for support in battle to make ministers think again over attack on rights
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Disabled people’s organisations (DPOs) are calling for urgent support to prevent the government “bulldozing” through parliament a “potentially dangerous” bill that will affect the lives and welfare of hundreds of thousands of disabled people. DPOs including Inclusion London and People First […]

Anger over latest delay to social care green paper

By John Pring on 20th December 2018 Category: Independent Living

Anger over latest delay to social care green paper
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Disabled people’s organisations have reacted angrily after the government admitted that it will break its promise to publish its long-delayed adult social care green paper by the end of this year. The Department of Health and Social Care (DHSC) confirmed this […]

UN day of disabled people: Government could face court over universal credit

By John Pring on 6th December 2018 Category: Benefits and Poverty

UN day of disabled people: Government could face court over universal credit
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The government could be forced into court to defend its failure to make the much-criticised universal credit benefit system accessible to disabled people. A parliamentary meeting held to mark the International Day of Persons with Disabilities (IDPD) on Monday – and […]

Ministers’ ‘shocking’ failure to consult DPOs on bill shows UN convention ignorance

By John Pring on 22nd November 2018 Category: Human Rights

Ministers’ ‘shocking’ failure to consult DPOs on bill shows UN convention ignorance
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The government is facing calls to halt the progress of its mental capacity bill through parliament because of its “shocking” failure to consult any disabled people’s organisations about the controversial legislation, in a clear breach of the UN disability convention. The […]

Petition raising fears over ‘freedom deprivation bill’ tops 100,000 signatures

By John Pring on 15th November 2018 Category: Human Rights

Petition raising fears over ‘freedom deprivation bill’ tops 100,000 signatures
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More than 100,000 people have signed a petition demanding the government makes major changes to a bill that campaigners say would make it easier for many disabled people to be deprived of their freedom. The Reclaiming Our Futures Alliance (ROFA) only […]

Ministers ‘failing to uphold a UN disability convention they do not understand’

By John Pring on 25th October 2018 Category: Human Rights

Ministers ‘failing to uphold a UN disability convention they do not understand’
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Government ministers are failing to uphold the rights of disabled people, ignoring the need to engage with disabled people’s organisations, and do not understand the UN’s disability convention, according to a new report. The highly-critical report has been compiled by disabled […]

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