More than 600 people a day leave their jobs because of the demands of being a carer, says research from a charity.
Carers quitting jobs from pressure
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Author: Cane Foundation
The government must use its powers to break a deadlock in making a life-extending drug available to people with cystic fibrosis, campaigners say.
The introduction of dozens of new accessibility-themed emojis has been welcomed by disability rights campaigners.
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A taxi driver who refused to pick up a blind couple and their guide dog has lost his licence.
Discrimination against people with assistance dogs happens more often than you might imagine, and it never gets easier. BBC journalist Damon Rose tells his own story.
Citizen activism pays off, gurdwara in East Delhi takes steps to make worship accessible for all
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In our #Good News Story, comes this story about a gurdwara in Delhi, where sustained activism on the part of a group of determined residents…
With the national election just months away, the Kerala government has gone into overdrive to ensure that voters with disabilities can get to polling booths…
Opinion: Canada’s Pending Accessibility Law Comes Off As the Liberals Just Fulfilling An Election Promise
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Unlike similar legislation in the U.S., the ACA’s scope will be limited to federal agencies and programs Gabrielle Peters · for CBC News · Posted:…
Chile is a fascinating land of contrast, due to its geographical shape and social history. It’s probably not the first destination that comes to your mind when you think of a romantic trip, but you know we like to show you alternative points of view. These five things to do in Chile will make you want to get on the first plane with your loved one – and embark in a unique adventure!