Advancing the rights and inclusion of people with disabilities worldwide. An interview with Mme. Zhang Haidi, President of Rehabilitation International. Haidi: Our fellow people and their situations worry me most at this moment. The epidemic broke out
Disability Relief Services (DRS)-Tanzania, has continued to manifest its strategic operational intent as it moves ahead towards becoming among key humanitarian and community services providers within
Ensure Access to Information, Essential Services For Those Most at Risk. (New York) – COVID-19 presents particular risks for many people with disabilities around the world, Human Rights Watch said today. Governments should make
India’s differently-abled are left in the lurch by virus and lockdown. The govt’s measures, or the lack thereof, fail to ease their burden Almost everybody at some point in life becomes disabled; those who survive to old age face increasing disabilities. According to Amartya Sen: “Disabled
What is COVID-19? • It is a new illness spreading around the world. • It’s nickname is coronavirus. How do you get it? • Someone with COVID-19 gives you their germs. • When they cough or sneeze, their germs get in the air, on you, and on
A training of Community Based Rehabilitation (CBR) stakeholders on writing skills took place in Yaonde, Cameroon. This training was organized by the Cameroon Baptist Convention (CBC) Health
Once again the sun has rised for persons with disabilities to make their future work. There are major challenges facing persons with disability society to work on. These challenges need to be addressed before they arise in order to ensure no one is left behind.
This report summarises the findings and outcomes of a 4-year Australian Research Council (ARC) Linkage project looking at key policy issues and challenges associated with the health and social
One in five women are women with disabilities; and they are leading the way towards inclusive disability and women’s rights movements, around the world. Violence against indigenous women and girls with disabilities is intrinsically linked to indigenous
Gender and Adolescence: Global Evidence (GAGE) is a nine-year (2015-2024) mixed-methods longitudinal research programme exploring the gendered experiences of young people aged 10-19
