Equalities – how the ‘General Duty’ was saved
It was fitting that, on the 20th anniversary of the death of Stephen Lawrence, the government decided to listen to campaigners and save a key element of our equalities laws.
IG
8 May 2013
It was fitting that, on the 20th anniversary of the death of Stephen Lawrence, the government decided to listen to campaigners and save a key element of our equalities laws.
Myself Héloise and my colleague Brad are currently working to develop an app, to make the life of people with disabilities, easier. We're looking specially with physical disabilities but still able to use a smartphone.
More than four in ten wheelchair users have been verbally or physically abused on trains (Picture: PA)
French company, ATOS - which was found guilty yesterday of deploying useless crip detectors on behalf of the British government - had been using the fake gadgets in work capability tests with the full knowledge of British government officials, it has emerged.
Some of Britain's most vulnerable disabled people could be forced out of their homes and into institutionalised care because of cuts to carers' allowances, Government papers show.
Campaigning by EMLD and equalities experts has led to the government listening and dropping a plan to axe a key element of equalities law.