#disability-rights

#disability-rights

"The vast majority of disabled people are so aware of what it feels like to be excluded from basic facilities... if there's not a Changing Place where I'm visiting then I can't go."

Car dependency has become a pervasive societal norm, often undermining the needs of a significant portion of the population, including those unable to drive.

"SPOTTED: Jasmine Crockett with a taxpayer-funded police escort, cutting everyone in line - even making DISABLED people wait," McClain chided on social media with images of the Texas rep cutting the line.

Rodney Taylor's case illustrates how individuals with disabilities face serious neglect and risks in the immigration detention system, raising alarm on healthcare implications.

"I had the tools to enforce it, but I didn't necessarily feel that I was being backed up by the management team when I did try to protect people's rights and the spots."

The Fair Housing Act mandates reasonable accommodations for individuals with disabilities, including those needing emotional support animals, ensuring protection against housing discrimination.

Pierre claims he's tried to enter a business but couldn't; his lawyers then swoop in to sue on the grounds that the place is violating the ADA.

Lord Pannick, representing affected families, stated that the government's VAT on private school fees interferes with the fundamental right to education, especially for children with SEND.

With the compliance deadline for the European Accessibility Act (EAA) fast approaching, companies are urgently trying to ensure their websites meet the requirements of the EU directive.

Happiness is not merely a matter of inclusion or welfare, but significantly tied to one's meaningful contributions to society, suggesting that true fulfillment arises from active participation.

Mark Young's social media post promoted disrespect towards mobility scooter users, sparking outrage and highlighting the ongoing stigmatization of disabled individuals.

"The resurgence of the R-word in our conversations isn’t just troubling linguistically; it signifies deeper issues of ableism and how society views disability."