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Stephen Carre WCA scandal: Tory ministers ‘knew their policy was lethal’

By John Pring on 13th November 2015 Category: Benefits and Poverty

Stephen Carre WCA scandal: Tory ministers ‘knew their policy was lethal’
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Disabled activists have called for ministers to face a criminal investigation, over their apparent failure to hand a crucial coroner’s report about the discredited “fitness for work” test to their own independent expert. Earlier this week, a Disability News Service (DNS) […]

Watchdog ‘must do more to support disabled people to fight discrimination’

By John Pring on 13th November 2015 Category: Human Rights

Watchdog ‘must do more to support disabled people to fight discrimination’
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The equality watchdog should do far more to support disabled people who want to enforce their rights under disability discrimination laws, a committee of peers has heard. Two wheelchair-users who have used the Equality Act to take legal action against service-providers […]

Disability rights under attack: Rights ‘are regressing in every area’, says leading DPO

By John Pring on 30th October 2015 Category: Human Rights

Disability rights under attack: Rights ‘are regressing in every area’, says leading DPO
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Disabled people’s rights are regressing in every area of their lives, while the government has “abandoned” its target of ensuring full equality, according to new research by a leading disabled people’s organisation. The information paper, published by Inclusion London – which […]

Independent Living Fund: Government silence ‘suggests something to hide’

By John Pring on 2nd October 2015 Category: Independent Living

Independent Living Fund: Government silence ‘suggests something to hide’
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Disabled activists have asked why the government is refusing to answer key questions about severe cuts to the support packages of former users of the Independent Living Fund (ILF). Both the Department of Health (DH) – which is responsible for social […]

‘Dangerous’ cuts to support are ‘exposing government’s ILF lies’

By John Pring on 11th September 2015 Category: Independent Living

‘Dangerous’ cuts to support are ‘exposing government’s ILF lies’
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“Dangerous” cuts to the care packages of former recipients of Independent Living Fund (ILF) support are exposing “false” government promises that they would not lose out when the fund closed say campaigners. One London council Waltham Forest, has admitted cutting the […]

Assisted suicide safeguards will not be water-tight, admits Shakespeare

By John Pring on 21st August 2015 Category: Human Rights

Assisted suicide safeguards will not be water-tight, admits Shakespeare
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One of the leading disabled supporters of legalising assisted suicide has encouraged opponents by appearing to admit that there are crucial flaws in the legislation that will be debated by MPs next month. Comments by Dr Tom Shakespeare (pictured) this week […]

Calls for Green to resign over assisted suicide support

By John Pring on 24th July 2015 Category: Politics

Calls for Green to resign over assisted suicide support
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Disabled people have expressed their anger and disappointment at the decision of Labour’s shadow disability minister to back legalising assisted suicide. Some disabled activists have called for Kate Green’s resignation, while others have not yet decided what action to take over […]

ROFA conference: Alliance secures backing for national role, as bells toll for UKDPC

By John Pring on 17th July 2015 Category: Activism and Campaigning

ROFA conference: Alliance secures backing for national role, as bells toll for UKDPC
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Many of the country’s leading disabled people’s organisations (DPOs) have backed calls for a new, national network to represent user-led groups across England. The conference (pictured) organised by the Reclaiming Our Futures Alliance (ROFA) produced an overwhelming consensus on the need […]

ILF closure: Government told to ‘get a grip’ on ILF transition

By John Pring on 3rd July 2015 Category: Independent Living

ILF closure: Government told to ‘get a grip’ on ILF transition
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The government has been told by Labour to “get a grip” on the mess caused by the closure of the Independent Living Fund (ILF). Labour and the Liberal Democrats both spoke out today (Thursday) on the ILF closure in statements to […]

ILF closure: ‘I want to chew off my own hand so I can escape’

By John Pring on 3rd July 2015 Category: Independent Living

ILF closure: ‘I want to chew off my own hand so I can escape’
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Individual stories of disabled people who have been affected by the chaotic closure of the Independent Living Fund (ILF) are continuing to emerge. The ILF closed on Tuesday this week (30 June), and was marked by a protest outside Downing Street, […]

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