Disabled activists appeal to MP not to use her ballot position to bring assisted dying bill back to parliament
#AssistedDying #AssistedSuicide
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The Department for Work and Pensions is researching how it supports neurodivergent claimants of universal credit, months after an autistic man took his own life after becoming increasingly distressed by the fallout from the UC migration process.
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Anger as Motability takes car from disabled woman over Drive Smart failure, even though scheme is on hold
#Motability #DriveSmart
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Kemi Badenoch and her Conservative party are being investigated by the statistics watchdog for repeatedly making misleading statements about social security spending, while they are also facing a possible examination into a second set of false claims.
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Disabled people’s organisations have strongly condemned last week’s ruling by the Supreme Court, which they say has “dismantled” the system that protected service-users who are unable to consent to restrictions placed on their liberty.
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Disabled campaigners have appealed to an MP not to use her success in the private members’ bill ballot to launch a new bid to legalise assisted suicide.
#AssistedDying #AssistedSuicide
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Andy Burnham’s record in engaging with disabled people’s organisations suggests he could end Labour’s “war on disabled people” if he becomes prime minister, but activists have warned that “warm words will not be enough” to bring change.
#AndyBurnham
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DWP finally announces some funding for PIP workshops, but allows just five weeks to complete process
#DWP #PIP
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Disabled campaigners have appealed to an MP not to use her success in the private members’ bill ballot to launch a new bid to legalise assisted suicide. Not Dead Yet UK hand-delivered a letter to t…
Disabled people are being hurt, harmed and killed by the Department for Work and Pensions at a scale that overshadows every other scandal in British society in recent decades, MPs have been told.
#DWP #DWPdeaths
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Supreme Court ruling ‘opens the door to reduced scrutiny’ and ‘warehousing’ of disabled people
#SupremeCourt #CheshireWest #DoLS
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Kemi Badenoch and her Conservative party are being investigated by the statistics watchdog for repeatedly making misleading statements about social security spending, while they are also facing a p…
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The Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) is researching how it supports neurodivergent claimants of universal credit (UC), months after an autistic man took his own life after becoming increasing…
A devastated disabled woman had her Motability vehicle taken away after failing to respond to letters and emails that ordered her to sign up to the flawed Drive Smart programme, even though the sch…
Disabled people’s organisations have strongly condemned last week’s ruling by the Supreme Court, which they say has “dismantled” the system that protected service-users who are unable to consent to…
Disabled campaigners have appealed to an MP not to use her success in the private members’ bill ballot to launch a new bid to legalise assisted suicide. Not Dead Yet UK hand-delivered a letter to t…
Andy Burnham’s record in engaging with disabled people’s organisations suggests he could end Labour’s “war on disabled people” if he becomes prime minister, but activists warned this week that “war…
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The government has finally agreed to provide some funding for a few disabled people’s organisations to engage with its personal independence payment (PIP) review, but has given them only about a mo…
Disabled people are being hurt, harmed and killed by the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) at a scale that overshadows every other scandal in British society in recent decades, MPs have been t…
Disabled people’s organisations have strongly condemned last week’s ruling by the Supreme Court, which they say has “dismantled” the system that protected service-users who are unable to consent to…
