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  • Report into Magistrates’ Courts reveals shocking levels of inaccessibility for Disabled Magistrates

    21 June 2023 | News

    ... shocking reading. It lays bare the low priority given to disability equality by the Ministry of Justice and His ... by disabled magistrates.  Twenty eight years after the Disability Discrimination Act, this level of disregard for ... people who visit the courts, this is not its focus. However, it’s apparent that disabled defendants, witnesses ...

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  • Digitisation of justice system risks forcing out disabled people

    17 June 2020 | News

    ... throughout trials. We know that under the social model of disability, if changes are made which put the needs of ... to recognise impairments and their impact, or to understand how adjustments can be made. Read the full report (PDF): ...

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  • "Failure to Take into Account Vulnerabilities and Inequalities in Pre-Pandemic Planning” – First COVID-19 Inquiry Report Revealed

    30 July 2024 | News

    ... government recommendations for any future pandemics.   Disability Rights UK (DR UK), Disability Action Northern ... and prevent risks, as well as respond to them.  Existing health and social inequalities were not sufficiently ... the Module 1 report recommends a major overhaul of how the UK Government and devolved administration's in ...

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  • 'Memories' storms the indie charts and supports Disability Rights UK

    24 April 2023 | News

    Disability Rights UK is honoured to have been chosen by ... as a high quality download with all the proceeds going to Disability Rights UK.  If you'd like to know more about ... If you'd like to know more about Disability Rights UK and how you can support us, please email ...

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  • Everyone Can survey on leisure sector provision for disabled people

    04 December 2018 | News

    ... campaign led by Sport England, ukactive and several leading disability organisations. Everyone Can would like to change ... CEO’s etc. The aim of the survey is to learn more about how the Leisure Sector currently provide for disabled ...

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  • Charities demand restoration of benefits value

    16 March 2015 | News

    Disability Rights UK is a signatory to this letter, ... and pensioners, disabled people and those with long-term health conditions, in- and out-of-work families, and those ... Geraldine Blake Chief executive, Community Links Howard Sinclair Chief executive, St Mungos Broadway Sir ...

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  • Campaign to Save Tax Credits

    02 July 2015 | News

    ... children If tax credits are simply cut, without employers paying the living wage, then disabled people are likely to ... in society. Just cutting tax credits when employers are not paying a living wage fails that test. Child Poverty Action ...

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  • Disability Unit fails to provide adequate offline consultation help

    26 January 2021 | News

    Disability Rights UK is seeking urgent clarification from the government’s Disability Unit about how Disabled people who are offline can respond to its ...

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  • Dr Lisa Cameron MP leads debate on United Nations Day of Persons with Disabilities in the House of Commons

    13 December 2021 | News

    ... The MP, who chairs the All-Party Parliamentary Group for Disability , led a debate last week marking United Nations ... the peak of the pandemic and recent research by Sense shows that almost three quarters of disabled people surveyed ... issues of ongoing inequality in education, employment, health and care.  Parliament and MPs must lead the way in ...

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  • DWP increases automatic extension of existing PIP awards by up to 12 months

    05 September 2022 | News

    ... delays in the processing of new Personal Independence Payment (PIP) claims, the DWP has announced making an ... and if so will write to claimants to inform them.  PIP payments will be received as normal until we complete the ... Citizens Advice projected that this meant £294 million of payments that would be awarded were being held up. Calling ...

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