A harsh phenomenon is becoming commonplace in Finland: disabled people are being thrown hundreds of kilometers away from their families
A Finnish family faces the sad reality of having to send their severely disabled son over 300 kilometers away for care, severing their family ties.
Disability Sports: Winter Sports for All
An inclusion initiative in Germany allows children with disabilities to experience winter sports, promoting community engagement and accessibility in athletics.
A Very Brief Literacy on Disability
The article discusses the importance of understanding disability as a human condition and highlights the need for greater awareness and inclusion of people with disabilities in society.
Major rule change gets train users a third off rail tickets from Sunday
A new rule allowing a broader range of disabilities to qualify for a discount railcard will take effect this Sunday, offering eligible users a one-third discount on train tickets.
After learning how to get to the hospital, the man burst out: "This is mockery"
A local man's frustration with new transport regulations for disabled individuals highlights significant accessibility issues in Kėdainiai, Lithuania.
Three group living houses will be established in Vilnius district
The Vilnius district will see the construction of three group living houses to meet the growing demand for such services, providing 30 new spaces for residents in a safe and modern environment.
Sensory vests and live sign language: how people with disabilities followed the parades in adapted spaces at Sapucaí
A samba school focused on inclusivity will open the Champions Parade this Saturday at the Sambódromo da Marquês de Sapucaí, emphasizing diversity and accessibility for people with disabilities.
Carnaboi 2026 Will Have Accessible Space for People with Disabilities in Manaus
Carnaboi 2026 will provide an accessible space for people with disabilities in Manaus, ensuring their participation in the event.
Obligation for ‘Barrier-Free Kiosks’ Needs Detailed Explanation and Standards
The recent implementation of accessibility mandates for disabled individuals using kiosks has led to confusion and a lack of clear guidelines for compliance among public institutions and businesses.
LAMATA unveils award for most PWD-friendly bus operators
The Lagos Metropolitan Area Transport Authority has introduced an award to recognize bus operators that enhance accessibility for Persons with Disabilities in Lagos.
Inclusion on the Avenue: Deaf Friends, Four Blind Brothers, and an Autistic Boy Experience Carnival in an Inclusive Area at the Sambadrome
The article highlights the inclusive experiences of disabled individuals at the São Paulo Carnival, showcasing the vibrancy of samba and the importance of accessibility at such events.
Beach patrols no problem for surf lifesaver in powered wheelchair
Michael Lord, a 70-year-old wheelchair user, has been a dedicated surf lifesaver at Flynns Beach, Port Macquarie, using his powered wheelchair to perform his duties.
Inclusion: Federal Government Aims to Reduce Barriers for People with Disabilities
The German federal government has received approval for a law aimed at reducing barriers for people with disabilities in public spaces by 2035.
The exciting encounters with the little wheelchair user in my building
The article reflects on the author's encounters with a new neighbor, Jonas, a young boy in a wheelchair, highlighting the connection they share and the implications of accessibility in their living environment.
After 4 years of a complaint from disability organizations, the Human Rights Commission recommends the abolition of the limit on the number of braille information materials
The National Human Rights Commission of Korea has recommended the elimination of the limit on braille pamphlets and the expansion of sign language interpretation to ensure the practical voting rights of disabled individuals.
How accessible is free higher education? "If you can't move around in the snow, then there’s no point in attending university."
The article discusses the challenges faced by students with disabilities in accessing higher education in Estonia, highlighting systemic barriers beyond physical infrastructure.
Disabled and Authorities: Ignored Instead of Included
Many people with disabilities require assistance in daily life, but often do not receive it due to perceptions of it being too costly.
Uses a wheelchair and travels the country: "People with disabilities go where we can, not where we want"
Verónica Martínez reflects on over 40 years of vacationing in Argentina as a wheelchair user, sharing her experiences and the challenges faced by people with disabilities.