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Eleni Psaltis
RN Breakfast
Monday 4th May, 2020
Whether it's been the bushfires, the floods, the disability royal commission or the COVID-19 pandemic, they have been there, beside our leaders at every press conference. Auslan interpreters have been
Angus Thompson
SMH
Tuesday 28th April, 2020
A coalition of advocacy groups are demanding the government include people receiving the disability support pension on the fortnightly $550 COVID-19 supplement following the exclusion of disabled people and their
Rebecca St Clair
Disability Support Guide
Wednesday 22nd April, 2020
Although the experts welcomed the response plan, they say it needs to be based on human rights and principles to make sure ethical decision-making is used. Professor of Bioethics and
Dr George Taleporos
Every Australian Counts
Monday 20th April, 2020
The lack of awareness of our human rights permeates throughout the health sector and recent hearingsby the Royal Commission into Violence, Abuse, Neglect and Exploitation of People with Disability have
Disabled Peoples Organisations Australia
Tuesday 14th April, 2020
This Statement of Concern is made by internationally recognised independent experts in the area of human rights, bioethics and disability who have come together to emphasise key human rights principles
Megan Kavanagh and Roxanne Hilton
Mondaq
Monday 20th April, 2020
In brief - This article outlines the legal obligations of providers to uphold client and employee privacy and workplace safety during the COVID-19 Pandemic and suggested strategies to strike the
Professor Anne Kavanagh, University of Melbourne
Pursuit
Wednesday 22nd April, 2020
People with disability are at significant risk during the COVID-19 pandemic, but you’d be forgiven for not knowing this as Australia’s senior government officials and politicians have barely mentioned disability.
Department of Health
Government of Australia
Sunday 19th April, 2020
The Australian Health Sector Emergency Response Plan for Novel Coronavirus guides the Australian health sector response. This management and operational plan focuses on people with disability.
Every Australian Counts
Thursday 9th April, 2020
The forum covered a lot of issues, including PPE and support for self-managing participants. Two notable coming changes are more flexibility to use NDIS funding for devices for people who
Maggie Coggan
Pro Bono News
Tuesday 7th April, 2020
“We haven't heard anything about how disability and those living with disability are going to be prioritised at this moment,” disability leaders say.
Caroline Casey
World Economic Forum
Tuesday 7th April, 2020
But for many people, this sense of isolation and detachment from “normal” life isn’t a temporary phase; they aren’t waiting out the lockdown for normality to resume. For a large
Andrew Pulrang
Forbes
Tuesday 31st March, 2020
Disabled people know better than most that in a crisis, in times of confusion, fear, and deprivation, rules and norms meant to protect us can disappear like wisps of smoke.