Publication Date
2008
32 p
This report highlights the rights of disabled people in the United Kingdom, as outlined in the Disability Discrimination Act (DDA) 1995. It provides information about what disabled people can expect from the law, services available and examples of how to exercise their rights in the everyday life e.g. to health care, social care, education, work, housing, transport, voting and benefits. It would be useful for disabled people in the UK
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This report is available in Word, audio and easyread formats from the website. Contact the publisher to request a hardcopy, or a copy in Braille or large print
