Equality and Human Rights

Inclusion London, as an organisation run and led by Disabled people, opposes the Assisted dying bills currently going through Parliament. 

As part of UK Disability History Month and to celebrate International Day of Disabled People we are sharing this timeline of the DDPO movement over the last 40 years.

Today, the High Court found that Norfolk County Council has discriminated against Disabled people with high support needs

Inclusion London responded to the Equality and Human Rights Commission’s consultation

The Equality and Human Rights Commission (EHRC) has launched an inquiry to look at whether legal aid enables people who raise a discrimination complaint in England and Wales to get justice.

The Special Rapporteur is part of a system of so-called UN Special Procedures, made up of independent experts who regularly undertake country visits around the world to report on human rights issues.

We are holding a consultation event to talk about the proposed amendments to the Mental Capacity Act and to discuss our next steps. DDPOs, Self-advocacy groups, people with learning difficulties or other Disabled people who are interested are welcome to attend.

Inclusion London’s evidence and joint evidence to the JCHR Inquiry: Defending Rights: Attitudes to Enforcement. 

Your guide to legal aid: who can get it, what it can help pay for, how to get legal advice with legal aid.

EHRC have just launched a plain English and alternative format versions of the UN CPRD Concluding Observations. This report is about the UK’s work on the United Nations Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities (CRPD).