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.
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.
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.
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 Kฤdainiai, Lithuania.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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 krรณnur
The average benefits for disabled individuals in Iceland are approaching 650,000 krรณnur, raising concerns of disincentivizing work among those on temporary disability benefits.
Obligation for โBarrier-Free Kiosksโ 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.
When a humble old man's request calls for action: 'I will patiently wait for your declaration'
The article discusses the Maltese Orderโs campaign to raise awareness and fund support for elderly and disabled individuals in Lithuania, highlighting the impact of a small donation through tax designation.
The services received by disabled individuals depend on their residence โ organizations: 'Equality is not truly realized'
Protestors at Oulu University Hospital demanded equal disability services across Finland as various organizations criticized the inconsistent application of disability laws that leads to inequality by region.
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 Sรฃo Paulo Carnival, showcasing the vibrancy of samba and the importance of accessibility at such events.
Podcast: "Is that fair?": "Inclusion does not mean we all have to become best friends"
The podcast discusses the portrayal of disabled individuals in media, highlighting the need for societal inclusion without the extremes of heroism or victimization.
Cariplo Foundation supports disabled, youth, and prisoners
The Cariplo Foundation reaffirms its commitment to support disabled individuals, youth, and prisoners with โฌ215 million in philanthropic contributions planned for 2026, marking a 40% increase from 2024.
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.
Increase of the mandatory employment rate for disabled individuals in private companies to 3.5% by 2029
The South Korean government plans to raise the mandatory employment rate for disabled individuals in private companies from 3.1% to 3.3% next year and to 3.5% by 2029.
Police apply for arrest warrant for the head of Seokdongwon facility on 'sexual violence against the disabled'
Authorities have applied for an arrest warrant for the head of Seokdongwon, a facility for disabled individuals in Incheon, amid ongoing investigations into allegations of sexual abuse.
Disabled people, young people, and single parents postpone medical services and take fewer prescriptions due to costs
A report highlights the struggles of disabled individuals, young people, and single parents in Iceland who are delaying medical care and medications due to financial constraints.
Support Umbrella for Vulnerable Borrowers
A new support framework is being implemented in Greece to protect vulnerable borrowers from loans in Swiss francs and those under the Katseli Law, with particular attention to disabled individuals.
Major DWP change to get millions of people back to work
The UK Government's Department for Work and Pensions is set to implement reforms aimed at helping 2.8 million individuals find employment, particularly focusing on enhancing the Disability Confident scheme to encourage more disabled people in the workforce.
Letter to the Editor: The Employment Agency is clipping the wings of the disabled
Long-time employment officer Anna Elvemoen criticizes the Employment Agency for failing to provide legally mandated support to disabled individuals in the job market, leading to daily violations of their rights.
Eugenics Shadowing Immigration and Welfare Policies in the U.S.
The article examines how eugenics, often associated with Nazi Germany, originated and thrived in the United States, promoting discrimination and policies against immigrants, the poor, and disabled individuals under the guise of scientific legitimacy.
Care at home. How to improve access to caregiving services for seniors and people with disabilities?
The article discusses the challenges of caregiving for seniors and disabled individuals and explores the development of telecare networks and day support centers from the perspective of professionals in the field.
Disability Card: Complaints about serious problems - The dysfunctions
The Greek Confederation for Disabled People (ESAMEA) reports serious issues with the recently implemented Disability Card, which was initially hailed as a symbol of dignity for individuals with disabilities.
Motability Scheme 2026 changes including tax, eligibility, range - Full list
The UK Government has announced significant changes to the Motability Scheme for 2026, impacting tax exemptions and eligibility for the 815,000 disabled individuals who rely on it for leasing vehicles.
Disabled ship flying the Turkish flag south of Kos: Coast Guard operation under adverse weather conditions
A Turkish-flagged ship has become disabled south of Kos, prompting a Coast Guard operation in challenging weather, though no injuries or dangers to the five individuals aboard have been reported so far.
Dream Team scores at the Paralympics with politically incorrect humor. Inmates and the disabled score together
The article discusses how a team at the Paralympics includes both inmates and individuals with disabilities using humor in their performances.
Disabled Brits could save hundreds in 2026 without major lifestyle changes
A new report indicates that disabled individuals in the UK could potentially save hundreds of pounds in 2026 without significant lifestyle alterations, despite facing an average extra cost of ยฃ1,095 per month due to disability-related expenses.
Who qualifies for a free UK bus pass in 2025 - complete eligibility guide
The article provides an overview of the eligibility criteria for obtaining a free bus pass in the UK in 2025, primarily targeting pensioners and disabled individuals.
Chico Forti can leave prison to work: a course for pizza makers and windsurf lessons
Chico Forti has received permission from the court to leave prison for the first time since returning to Italy, allowing him to participate in a professional pizza-making course, volunteer with the elderly, and teach windsurfing to disabled individuals.
Volunteering, professional courses and external work, new permits for Chico Forti
Chico Forti, an entrepreneur convicted of murder in the U.S. and recently returned to Italy, has been granted permission to work outside Verona prison for professional training, volunteering with the elderly, and teaching windsurfing to disabled individuals.
Campaigner turned down MBE over โscapegoatingโ of people with disabilities
Tressa Burke, CEO of Glasgow Disability Alliance, rejected an MBE award citing the UK government's role in perpetuating hatred towards disabled individuals.