
Disabled people and asylum-seekers have worked together on a mural that illustrates some of the barriers they face in society, and which acts as a tribute to a disabled asylum-seeker who was murdered in 2016. The mural, on the side of […]
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By John Pring on Category: Arts, Culture and Sport
By John Pring on Category: Activism and Campaigning
By John Pring on Category: Activism and Campaigning

Disabled campaigners have raised serious concerns about the UK government’s multiple failures to ensure the accessibility of the COP26 climate change conference in Glasgow. The first concerns came after high-profile complaints made by the Israeli energy minister, Karine Elharrar, a wheelchair-user, […]
By John Pring on Category: Human Rights

The government has been forced into court to defend its failure to provide on-platform British Sign Language (BSL) interpreters for “urgent” and “critical” COVID-19 televised briefings. The judicial review hearing* yesterday (Wednesday) was the latest stage in the #WhereIsTheInterpreter campaign, which […]
By John Pring on Category: Activism and Campaigning
By John Pring on Category: Activism and Campaigning
By John Pring on Category: Activism and Campaigning
By John Pring on Category: Activism and Campaigning
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