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Failed legal bid ‘shows UN was right to call for a right to independent living’

By John Pring on 7th September 2017 Category: Independent Living

Failed legal bid ‘shows UN was right to call for a right to independent living’
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The case of a man who lost his legal bid to reverse a drastic cut to his support package shows the United Nations was right to call on the UK government to introduce a legal right to independent living, say disabled […]

DPO plans court vigil as it intervenes in ‘hugely significant’ Care Act case

By John Pring on 10th August 2017 Category: Independent Living

DPO plans court vigil as it intervenes in ‘hugely significant’ Care Act case
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A disabled people’s organisation (DPO) has intervened in a “hugely significant” court of appeal hearing that is set to decide how far the government’s Care Act protects disabled people’s independent living and well-being.   Inclusion London is the first DPO to […]

Inclusion London set to test social model job support, after £775k grant

By John Pring on 13th July 2017 Category: Employment

Inclusion London set to test social model job support, after £775k grant
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A pan-London disabled people’s organisation (DPO) has been given the chance to test “exciting” and “important” approaches to supporting young disabled people into work that reflect the social model of disability, after securing more than £750,000 in funding. Inclusion London has […]

DWP presentation on ESA plans ‘confirms worst fears’ about green paper

By John Pring on 30th March 2017 Category: Benefits and Poverty

DWP presentation on ESA plans ‘confirms worst fears’ about green paper
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Ministers have been accused of ignoring a public consultation and ploughing ahead with plans that will make their “fitness for work” testing regime even more stressful and unfair for sick and disabled people. A presentation delivered by two senior Department for […]

DPOs join forces to brief UN on how UK has breached disability convention

By John Pring on 16th March 2017 Category: Activism and Campaigning

DPOs join forces to brief UN on how UK has breached disability convention
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Disabled people’s organisations (DPOs) have come together to tell a UN committee the different ways in which the UK government has been breaching the UN Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities (UNCRPD). The meeting in Geneva took place just […]

Green paper was missed opportunity to dump biopsychosocial model, says DPO

By John Pring on 2nd March 2017 Category: Employment

Green paper was missed opportunity to dump biopsychosocial model, says DPO
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The government should replace its “deeply flawed and inaccurate” disability benefits assessments with an in-house system – based on the social model – that understands the barriers faced by Deaf and disabled people, according to a disabled people’s organisation. Inclusion London […]

Police force criticised after refusing to treat ‘lynch mob’ murder as hate crime

By John Pring on 23rd February 2017 Category: Crime

Police force criticised after refusing to treat ‘lynch mob’ murder as hate crime
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A chief constable has insisted that his police force was right not to treat the brutal murder of a man with learning difficulties who was hung from a tree and beaten to death by two “friends” as a disability hate crime. […]

UN report failure on benefit deaths by national DPOs ‘is extreme insult to activists’

By John Pring on 2nd February 2017 Category: Human Rights

UN report failure on benefit deaths by national DPOs ‘is extreme insult to activists’
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A crucial report submitted to the United Nations by three national disabled people’s organisations has been criticised for failing to speak out strongly enough on the links between the UK government’s welfare reforms and the deaths of benefit claimants. The “shadow […]

MPs hear of activists’ anger and frustration over ministers’ response to UN report

By John Pring on 26th January 2017 Category: Human Rights

MPs hear of activists’ anger and frustration over ministers’ response to UN report
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Disabled activists have told MPs and peers of their frustration at not being able to hold the government to account for its “grave or systematic” breaches of the UN disability convention. The UN’s committee on the rights of persons with disabilities […]

DWP report confirms fears over impact of ILF closure

By John Pring on 26th January 2017 Category: Independent Living

DWP report confirms fears over impact of ILF closure
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Former recipients of the Independent Living Fund (ILF) in England experienced a loss of support, a greater reliance on unpaid care and an “adverse” impact on their physical and mental health after its closure, according to a government report. The research, […]

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