Equality and Human Rights

This information explains the recommendations which impact the most on people with learning difficulties. The paper is in Plain English.

Information paper on the UN Committee’s comments on Article 19 – Living independently and being included in the community

EHRC and the University of Nottingham have produced a series of video tutorials and written materials aimed at civil society organisations, policy makers, academics and those with a specific interest in socio-economic issues.

This document sets out the measurement framework that the Equality and Human Rights Commission uses to monitor equality and human rights in Britain.

Inclusion London’s responded to the government’s consultation on: Section 40 of the Crime and Courts Act 2013; and Part 2 of the Leveson Inquiry.

This map aims to give an overview of all the key issues that prevent or affect Disabled Londoners from living, working and contributing as equal citizens across Greater London together with key recommendations as to how the Mayor and the GLA can best address these issues and help ensure London is a city for all Londoners – including London’s 1.2 million Disabled population.

We experience discrimination on daily basis. The Equality Act 2010 protects us from discrimination.  Below is a collection of resources which will help you to understand what the law says and how to challenge discrimination when accessing goods and services.

This information paper looks at the abuse, restraint and deaths of disabled people in state institutions primarily focusing on people with learning difficulties and people with mental health support needs.

Update on the UN investigation of the UK Government, which found evidence of grave and systemic violations to Disabled people’s rights in the UK under welfare reform since 2010.

Inclusion London submitted evidence to the Public Accounts Select Committee’s inquiry into care for people with learning difficulties.