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Elly Desmarchelier
Guardian Australia
Sunday 18th December, 2022
Ending violence against people with disability requires a detailed plan on how we make housing, education, health and transport equal for us. So it brings me great sadness as
Elizabeth Wright and Celina Edmonds
ABC
Saturday 29th October, 2022
The irony was not lost on Ms Rooble that, on her way to the inquiry, the lift at Melbourne's Southern Cross station was out of order and she almost didn't make
SBS News
Thursday 27th October, 2022
A disabled Bangladeshi refugee has told the Disability Royal Commission he often went hungry during his detention on Nauru because he was unable to stand in the food line for
Luke Henriques-Gomes
Guardian Australia
Monday 10th October, 2022
A woman of short stature has told an inquiry she is abused and harassed by strangers once a month on average, with people calling her names, laughing at her, taking
Amber Schultz
Crikey
Friday 23rd September, 2022
This week the disability royal commission heard tales of abuse and neglect from people with disabilities in youth detention and adult prisons. One woman described being constantly dropped while being
Elizabeth Wright
- ABC News
Tuesday 30th August, 2022
On any night there's an estimated 116,000 homeless people in Australia and the majority of them have a disability. "Having nowhere to go after hospitalisation … that's one of the
Luke Henriques-Gomes
Guardian Australia
Monday 11th July, 2022
Among the witnesses was a Warumungu woman, Daisy*, whose three children include 18-year-old Joziah, who lives with quadriplegia and dysphagia.  While Daisy lives in Tennant Creek, Joziah now lives 500km
Aaron Bunch
Canberra Times
Monday 11th July, 2022
The Royal Commission into Violence, Abuse, Neglect and Exploitation of People with Disability has turned its attention to the treatment and experiences of thousands of Indigenous people with disabilities in
Celina Edmonds and Elizabeth Wright
ABC News
Monday 6th June, 2022
But Ms Sayers argues separating students into mainstream and special schools is "a form of segregation", as defined by the United Nations Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities.
Grampians Disability Advocacy
Wednesday 13th April, 2022
Proud Indigenous man Thomas Marks tells his story of being Stolen Gen, incarceration and turning his life around through art. This is his story told in his own words for
7 News
Tuesday 17th May, 2022
The family of a young disabled man abused by a carer has never received an apology or compensation from the service provider, a royal commission has been told.
Elizabeth Wright and Celina Edmonds
ABC News
Monday 28th March, 2022
The woman, known as Chloe, gave evidence to the disability royal commission that she was repeatedly raped by the man, and later fell pregnant.  She told the DRC she "nearly died" and lost