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History month could pressure government on media portrayal

By guest on 30th October 2015 Category: Arts, Culture and Sport

History month could pressure government on media portrayal
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By Raya Al Jadir Organisers of the UK’s annual disability history month hope this year’s event will pressure the government into living up to its responsibility to promote the positive portrayal of disabled people in the media. UK Disability History Month […]

MPs hear opposition to assisted suicide from disabled activists

By John Pring on 17th July 2015 Category: Human Rights

MPs hear opposition to assisted suicide from disabled activists
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MPs have been warned by a prominent activist that legalising assisted suicide would mean that some disabled people would die as a result of “exploitation and abuse”. The user-led organisation Not Dead Yet UK held a lobby of MPs this week […]

‘Assisted Suicide: The Musical’ gets Unlimited seal of approval

By John Pring on 27th March 2015 Category: Arts, Culture and Sport

‘Assisted Suicide: The Musical’ gets Unlimited seal of approval
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A leading disabled artist and activist is hoping that securing funding to develop a musical about assisted suicide from a prestigious disability arts programme might help “tip the balance” in the continuing campaign to oppose legalisation. Liz Carr is one of […]

Activists claim Lib Dem’s suicide pledge is ‘deadly discrimination’

By John Pring on 30th January 2015 Category: Activism and Campaigning, Human Rights, News Archive

Activists claim Lib Dem’s suicide pledge is ‘deadly discrimination’
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The Liberal Democrats have been accused of “deadly discrimination”, after they failed to pledge that their new target of “zero suicides in the NHS” would also apply to terminally-ill people. Disabled activists campaigning against the legalisation of assisted suicide were initially […]

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