Prosecutor's Office Receives Case of Facility Director Accused of Sexual Violence Against Disabled Individuals... Police to Continue Investigation of Assault and Abduction
The director of a facility for severely disabled people in Incheon has been charged with sexual abuse against residents, while police are conducting further investigations into additional abuse allegations.
ANDIS Case: Diego Spagnuolo appealed his prosecution for corruption in the disabled assistance organization
Diego Spagnuolo, accused of leading an illicit association in the ANDIS case, appeals his prosecution, claiming lack of involvement in corruption activities.
‘Let me in!’ The artist inviting you to protest outside major art venues he can’t access
Hugo Flavelle leads a playful protest with supporters outside cultural venues in Perth, highlighting accessibility issues for disabled artists.
Operation turned an athlete into a disabled person on liquid food. Proper compensation ordered only after 21 years by the Supreme Court
The Czech Supreme Court has ordered proper compensation for a former athlete who became disabled after an operation, 21 years after the event occurred.
Disabled activist and guest of Ilhan Omar says she did not intend to disrupt State of the Union
Aliya Rahman, an activist and guest of Ilhan Omar, expressed that she did not plan to disrupt the State of the Union address despite being forcibly removed from the event.
A drunk man tried to kiss a disabled woman and refused to leave
A drunk man attempted to kiss a disabled woman in a public setting, and when asked to leave, he refused to comply.
Shiva Started to Walk, Navaraj Will Get a Prosthesis. A Polish Group Helps the Disabled in Nepal
A group of Polish volunteers travels to Nepal to assist in the rehabilitation of disabled individuals, providing prosthetic limbs and support.
VIDEO: In Alūksne, snow is cleared from disabled parking spaces after the snowstorm
Following a heavy snowstorm in Alūksne, services have removed snow from the streets but left disabled parking spaces blocked.
Thousands more rail users to qualify for major discount within days
Thousands of rail users in the UK will become eligible for the Disabled Persons Railcard, providing significant discounts on fares.
Conquering the Field from a Wheelchair! The Stadium Resonated with the Boundless Joys of Disabled Players' Achievements
A unique cricket competition featuring wheelchair-bound players was held in Jhansi, showcasing remarkable talent and determination.
Indigenous killer’s race a mitigating factor as appeal court reduces his jail term
An Indigenous man in Ontario has had his life sentence for murder reduced to 12 years for his role in a home invasion that resulted in the death of a disabled man.
DWP disability employment support plans for 2026 and beyond
The UK Department for Work and Pensions has unveiled new initiatives to enhance employment opportunities for disabled individuals and those with long-term health conditions.
VIDEO: Snow piles created in parking spaces for disabled people by street cleaners in Riga
Street cleaners in Riga are neglecting designated parking spots for disabled individuals, leading to frustrations for parents trying to drop off their children at school.
E.S.A.μεΑ: Requests a meeting with Domna Michaillidou regarding the Personal Assistant – What issues have arisen
The Greek National Confederation of Disabled People has requested an urgent meeting with the Minister of Social Cohesion, Domna Michaillidou, to address concerns regarding the pilot phase evaluation and transition to the full implementation of the Personal Assistant Service.
Kypseli: 64-year-old surrenders to police for attempted rape of disabled twin sisters
A 64-year-old Albanian man has surrendered to the police in Kypseli, Greece, following allegations of attempting to rape two 25-year-old twin sisters with disabilities.
Hundreds of thousands of people to get one-third off price of rail tickets - full list
Starting Sunday, eligibility for the Disabled Persons Railcard will expand, allowing hundreds of thousands more to qualify for a one-third discount on train fares.
Kypseli: 'He abused me when I was seven,' says the daughter of the 64-year-old
A daughter's revelation of past abuse exacerbates a shocking case of sexual assault against a disabled woman in Kypseli.
Eliminating Barriers to Reading for the Intellectually Disabled: Libraries and Publishers' Initiatives
Supporters are working with intellectually disabled individuals to help them read more easily by creating accessible books and engaging them in reading activities.
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.
Children left alone in filthy home 'for days' covered in faeces and trying to eat raw meat
A mother is accused of neglect for reportedly abandoning her two disabled children in a filthy home in Michigan, prompting a police investigation following a neighbor's call.
Kypseli: Missing 64-year-old who sexually assaulted a disabled person – The new complaint
A 64-year-old man in Kypseli is missing after allegations of sexual assault against a 25-year-old woman with disabilities surfaced.
Police capture additional 8 victims of assault at Saekdongwon facility and investigate 4 suspects
Police have identified eight additional victims of assault at the Saekdongwon facility for disabled individuals and have initiated investigations on four staff members suspected of involvement.
Bureaucracy Paralyzes: Transportation for the Disabled in Kedainiai Becomes a Nightmare
A resident of Kedainiai expresses frustration over new bureaucratic hurdles for accessing transportation services for the disabled.
'I applaud Tesco for introducing new parking rule but there's just 1 problem'
Tesco is trialing a new parking scheme aimed at preventing the misuse of parent and child and disabled parking spaces, with potential fines for violators.
Spraying Paint Prohibited for Facilities Used by Children, the Elderly, and Disabled Individuals
New regulations in South Korea ban spray painting for facilities frequented by children, the elderly, and disabled individuals to reduce air pollutants.
Kypseli - How the mother prevented the disaster: The moment the mother catches the seemingly innocent attempted rapist of the 25-year-old woman with disabilities
A mother intervened just in time to stop an attempted sexual assault on her disabled daughter in Kypseli, Greece.
Disabled, everything changes for car permits: the new platform and the Cude
The Italian government is implementing a new national system to streamline car permit processes for drivers with disabilities, aiming to facilitate their mobility across the country and within the EU.
“Absurd situation”: a young man with a severe disability is on the conscription lists
A Lithuanian mother is distressed after her disabled son was again included in the conscription lists despite providing proof of his condition to the military two years earlier.
Kypseli: A family acquaintance is alleged to have raped a 25-year-old disabled woman
Authorities are searching for a 64-year-old man who is accused of raping a 25-year-old disabled woman in her home in Kypseli, Greece.
Lens-Monaco: the pride reaction of ASM, exemplary Thauvin and Udol, Risser the disabled... The tops & flops
AS Monaco made a stunning comeback to win 3-2 against Lens in Ligue 1, showcasing remarkable individual performances and a critical mistake from the Lens goalkeeper.
Kypseli: Mother reported sexual abuse against her 25-year-old disabled daughter - 'The cameras spoke'
A mother has reported that her 25-year-old disabled daughter was sexually assaulted in their home in Kypseli, Greece, an incident discovered through home surveillance footage.
I moved to a new home and had to wait eight years to use the front door
A woman in the UK details her eight-year struggle to gain access to her home due to issues with securing a Disabled Facilities Grant for necessary modifications.
Kypseli: Report of sexual abuse of two 25-year-old disabled twins
A serious report of sexual abuse involving two 25-year-old disabled twin sisters in Kypseli has raised alarm among authorities in Greece.
Decline in remote jobs risks shutting disabled people out of work, study finds
A study indicates that the decline in remote work opportunities threatens employment for disabled individuals, who rely on remote jobs.
Gang-linked man disabled waterworks in Västerås
A 30-year-old man, previously convicted for serious crimes related to the gang Dödspatrullen, sabotaged a waterworks facility in Västerås.
When a father of a child with severe autism requests a transfer – A trial for Greece in 2026
A father's appeal sheds light on the struggles of families with disabled children in Greece, emphasizing the need for better support and understanding.
Challenges of the labor market: is there a place for everyone and how EU support helps to stay in circulation
Despite a labor shortage, many seniors, disabled individuals, and youth in Latvia remain excluded from the job market.
Police Conduct Additional Searches at Saekdongwon Amid Allegations of Subsidy Misappropriation
Police in Incheon are investigating the facility Saekdongwon for alleged misappropriation of government subsidies intended for disabled residents.
A Deputy Defended Labor Reform and Tailhade Accused Him of Denying Compensation to an Incapacitated Worker
Deputy Pablo Outes defended the government's labor reform, while Rodolfo Tailhade accused him of denying compensation to a disabled worker.
Nine years in prison for repeatedly raping a disabled woman
Sigurjón Ólafsson has been sentenced to nine years in prison for repeatedly raping a mentally disabled woman and forcing others to do the same.
Director of the Colorful Garden facility arrested for sexual abuse of residents with disabilities
The director of a facility for severely disabled individuals in Incheon has been arrested on charges of sexually abusing residents, despite his denial of the allegations.
Residents were offended by the behavior of the retail network: they did not understand why it was done
Residents expressed outrage over the management of parking spaces for disabled individuals after snow was piled on top of them at a local "Norfa" supermarket.
“What’s it to you?” The Military Police apologizes for parking in a disability spot, but doubts the allegedly rude response from the driver
The Military Police in Estonia has apologized for parking in a disabled spot but expressed skepticism towards the driver's reported rude response.
Winter power outage left disabled father and son in the cold: if you don’t like it, go to court
A winter power outage in Harju County left a disabled father and his son without heat for three days, raising questions about the legality of the outage.
REVIEW: When You See Simon, You Feel Like a Lucky Charm and a Guilty One
The play 'We Will See Simon!' at the Estonian Youth Theatre adeptly tackles the challenges faced by disabled individuals through a vibrant adaptation of a New Zealand novel.
Average benefits for the disabled nearly 650,000 krónur
The average benefits for disabled individuals in Iceland are approaching 650,000 krónur, raising concerns of disincentivizing work among those on temporary disability benefits.
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.
The gold of Elana, the super mom who raises two disabled children
Elana Meyers Taylor, an Olympic gold medalist, exemplifies the possibility of breaking stereotypes in sports, raising her child with disabilities while achieving athletic success.
Murder of Venezuelan child in PR: suspect interrupted electronic bracelet signal three days before the crime
A Venezuelan child was found murdered in Brazil on February 15, and the prime suspect had disabled his electronic monitoring device days prior to the crime.
Tugboat Owners: Proposals for Measures to Prevent 'Tempi' at Sea
Greek tugboat owners are calling for measures to ensure maritime safety following recent incidents involving disabled cruise ships.