Work overload and mental health
The number of work disability claims due to mental health issues in Spain has doubled since 2016, highlighting a worsening trend in workers' mental health.
Silvia Abravanel receives invitation from the PSD to run for federal deputy
Silvia Abravanel has been invited to join the PSD party and run for federal deputy in São Paulo, focusing on inclusion for people with disabilities.
The unseen costs of living with a disability in regional Australia
The article discusses the significant challenges faced by people with disabilities in regional Australia, highlighting individual stories and systemic issues affecting their care and daily lives.
Banned NDIS provider filmed entering disability housing
Moaz 'Jay' Ibrahim, banned from the National Disability Insurance Scheme, was recorded entering disability housing in Melbourne, raising concerns about compliance with his ban.
"Resources for the Weak Instrumentalized for the Referendum". FI's Denunciation in Naples
Forza Italia officials have accused the City of Naples of improperly using a municipal van intended for disabled individuals to promote a campaign against the referendum.
"We can't promise anything." That sentence was said over my head. I was nine years old and lying in a bed in the intensive care unit.
The author reflects on their experience as a nine-year-old in the intensive care unit, highlighting the power adults hold over children's futures and the balance between truth and hope in healthcare.
Petri Poikolainen's award-winning speech moved the audience: 'I forgot that I am blind'
Petri Poikolainen, who recently won a Jussi Award, delivered a heartfelt speech that resonated deeply with the audience and expressed gratitude for his film crew, despite his struggles with blindness due to MS disease.
New regulations make it easier for service dogs to travel
New regulations in Iceland facilitate travel for service dogs, easing the process for their handlers.
Woman arrested on suspicion of keeping her disabled sister in captivity in BA; victim lived in a room with insects and no hygiene
A 44-year-old woman was arrested in Brazil on charges of holding her disabled sister in inhumane conditions, leading to her severe neglect and abuse.
People on PIP do not need to report 6 changes under DWP rules - full list
People receiving Personal Independence Payment (PIP) in the UK do not need to report six specific changes to their circumstances under Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) rules.
26 years after he shot himself with his father's service weapon, he revolutionized disability sports
Jens Bromann, a key figure in disability sports, was inducted into the Hall of Fame for his contributions to the field.
He shot himself with his father's service pistol and insisted on always being heard
Jens Bromann, a key figure in the development of Paralympic sports, reflects on his life journey and struggles with self-acceptance following a tragic incident in his youth.
From the Stage to Television: Fátima Coloma Shines as the New Talent of ‘El Cholito Forever’
Fátima Coloma, a young actress with Down syndrome, has made her television debut in the telenovela 'El Cholito Forever', captivating audiences with her charisma and talent.
International Down Syndrome Day: Together Against Loneliness!
The article discusses the challenges faced by individuals with Down syndrome, particularly mental health issues, and emphasizes the importance of recognizing their humanity beyond their disabilities.
"Disability is not an obstacle for anyone": Toulouse-Lorient, the unprecedented "Most Inclusive Match" organized by Ligue 1
The Toulouse FC will host the "Most Inclusive Match" against FC Lorient, aiming to promote inclusion for individuals with disabilities during the Ligue 1 game.
I weighed 34 kg, I knew something was destroying me from the inside. I didn't want to live anymore [THIS IS A BEAUTY LADY]
The article tells the story of Julia Borowiec, who faced a chronic illness that led her to reflect deeply on life and her body.
Kenya: Why Paralympian Legend Henry Wanyoike Wants to Run Against Marathon G.O.a.T Eliud Kipchoge
Paralympian Henry Wanyoike challenges marathon champion Eliud Kipchoge to a race while blindfolded to highlight teamwork and support for people with disabilities.
[Exclusive] No Meetings for a Year... The Ministry of Justice's 'Committee for the Correction of Disability Discrimination' Has Stopped
The Ministry of Justice's committee addressing disability discrimination has not convened for over a year, leading to significant delays in addressing cases of discrimination against disabled individuals.
‘Digital Village’ for the Disabled Opens in Cheongju to Experience Jobs, Play, and Rehabilitation in Virtual Reality
A new facility called ‘Digital Village’ has been opened in Cheongju, enabling disabled individuals to engage in job training, recreational activities, and rehabilitation using digital content like VR and AR.
Millions of DWP PIP claimants urged to 'have their say' as deadline set
Nearly 4 million PIP claimants in the UK are invited to participate in a crucial review of the benefit system by providing their feedback before a set deadline.
Investigation into abuse of a young woman with a disability in Misiones: her mother was arrested and two men are being sought
A young woman with a disability in Misiones has reportedly suffered repeated sexual abuse and maltreatment, with her mother arrested and two men being pursued by police.
Judicial setback for Deputy Pagano and her partner Bindi in the corruption audio case involving Andis
Deputy Marcela Pagano and her partner Franco Bindi faced a judicial setback as the Federal Criminal Cassation Court denied their extraordinary appeal to present themselves as defendants in a case concerning alleged corruption involving the National Disability Agency (Andis).
Mum claimed she 'had no choice' after stabbing disabled daughter 14 times
Carla Lovejoy was sentenced indefinitely after stabbing her disabled daughter, Isabella, multiple times in a fatal attack attributed to a perceived lack of options.
Johan Elm's New Production Asks What the True Cost of Being Alive Is
Johan Elm's new play explores the challenges of living with disabilities and the yearning for closeness, care, and love.
Pensioners could be claiming little-known disability benefit without diagnosis
Pensioners might be eligible for Attendance Allowance, a little-known benefit that assists those with long-term health conditions, even without an official diagnosis.
B.C. faces long-term care shortage, and decision to delay facilities is drawing fire
A British Columbia resident's struggle to find long-term care for his disabled brother highlights a critical care facility shortage in the region and dissatisfaction over recent government delays in construction projects.
Bahia State Orthopedic Hospital opens vacancies for professionals with disabilities
The Bahia State Orthopedic Hospital in Salvador is offering job opportunities for persons with disabilities in various administrative and healthcare roles.
The Seimas will consider legislation relevant to persons with disabilities
Legislation addressing the status of persons with disabilities in Lithuania is set to be discussed by the Seimas to rectify existing legal uncertainties about their rights.
Exhibition Supporting the Disabled Living Facility 'Joy Village'
A charity exhibition titled 'Together at Joy Village 2026 - How Are You?' is being held to raise funds for the Joy Village facility for individuals with severe developmental disabilities in Paju, South Korea.
Woman has sentence quashed by Tanzania court after over a decade on death row
Lemi Limbu, a woman with intellectual disabilities, has had her death sentence overturned by a Tanzanian court after more than ten years of incarceration.
"You know I've always seen you as number 1, right?"
The youngest brother, Martin Jensen, who has several diagnoses, becomes the focus of a documentary film by his award-winning brother, Emil Langballe, exploring their contrasting lives and sibling relationship.
Do We Keep the Child? Czech Film Dance with the Bear Looks into the Abyss of Uncertainty
The Czech film 'Dance with the Bear' explores the emotional turmoil of a couple faced with the prospect of having a child with significant disabilities.
Are companies hiring disabled people just for show?
A study by IIT Madras and SASTRA University reveals that despite laws promoting equal employment for disabled individuals in India, many companies are hiring only those who are already 'job-ready', neglecting those who require support.
Disability rights advocates push accessibility for 35 million Nigerians
Disability rights advocates in Nigeria are calling for reforms to improve accessibility for 35 million individuals with disabilities, highlighting the need for inclusive public systems.
Deafblind boy, 5, makes EastEnders debut as mum hopes he'll 'break down barriers'
Five-year-old deafblind boy Harvey Hind makes his acting debut on EastEnders, aiming to inspire other disabled children to pursue their dreams.
Dance company takes over bowling alley to defy assumptions about disability
Restless Dance Theatre challenges perceptions of disability with its performance 'Guttered' in a bowling alley, emphasizing the importance of allowing individuals to take risks and fail to foster growth.
Crucifixion route on the Bliznec trail destroyed: Here’s what’s happening
The Bliznec trail, adapted for persons with disabilities, is undergoing restoration, but the Crucifixion stations have been removed without notification to local authorities.
$3k fines for taxi drivers who refuse subsidy for passengers with disabilities
Taxi drivers in New South Wales will face $3,000 fines if they refuse passengers using the Taxi Transport Subsidy Scheme (TTSS).
New features for students in mObywatel Junior
The mObywatel Junior app has introduced new digital conveniences for students, including a disability ID and a Transport Discount ID.
The police dispersed a protest by disabled people in front of the Casa Rosada
Police dispersed a protest by disabled individuals outside the Casa Rosada, leading to a tense confrontation.
Wetherspoons apologises to blind man after family kicked out of pub over guide dog
Wetherspoons has issued an apology after a blind man and his family were ejected from a pub due to his guide dog.
Lawyer with dwarfism disqualified in competition celebrates annulment of physical test: 'Fight was not in vain'
Matheus Menezes, a lawyer with dwarfism, celebrates the annulment of a physical test that disqualified him from a public competition for a police delegate position in Brazil.
Sam endured four miserable years in a disability group home. The NDIS was meant to change that – but reports of neglect are surging
Reports of neglect and abuse in disability group homes are surging, despite the introduction of the National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) intended to protect individuals like Sam Petersen who suffered for four years in such facilities.
Incidents in a Protest Against Milei's Disability Law Reform: "He is in a wheelchair, he cannot defend himself"
Protests against the reform of Argentina's Disability Law escalated into violent clashes between demonstrators and police outside the Casa Rosada.
The Supreme Court requests a reform from the Government to punish the abandonment of persons with physical disabilities
The Supreme Court of Spain has formally requested a legal reform to penalize the abandonment of individuals with physical disabilities, after a ruling that absolved a caregiver from responsibility for neglecting a disabled man.
Molecular Clock Controls the Maturation of Nerve Cells
An Estonian scientist has described a mechanism that functions like an internal clock during the development of brain cells, ensuring that the right genes are activated at the precise moment, which could provide insights into neurodevelopmental disorders such as autism and intellectual disability.
She felt that the country was putting obstacles in front of her disabled son and found quality of life in a dream place: "It was exhausting"
An Argentine mother moved her family to Italy seeking better opportunities and quality of life for her disabled son due to the obstacles they faced in Argentina.
Kela: Anxiety disorders lead to depression less often resulting in permanent disability
A recent study by Kela indicates that long-term absences due to anxiety disorders lead to permanent disability less frequently than those due to depression.
Letter to my son with disabilities: the day Arbeloa knew he needed an anecdote, a breath, a gesture of recognition
A personal letter reflects on the importance of small gestures of recognition for individuals with disabilities, emphasizing emotional support over purely medical help.
Life ends in just 4 seconds! Truck runs over helper's six wheels
A truck driver fatally crushed Rajesh Prajapati, a disabled helper, under six of the truck's wheels in Uttar Pradesh during a brief incident at a toll plaza.