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We must ensure the voices of those with disabilities are heard, their rights upheld and that they have equal opportunities: UK National Statement at the UN Conference of States Parties to the Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities

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What happened

During a UN conference, a UK Minister stated the country's dedication to ensuring disabled voices are heard and their rights respected. The statement emphasized equal opportunities for disabled individuals.

Why it matters

This public commitment signals the UK's ongoing push for disability inclusion both domestically and internationally. It reinforces the importance of disability rights in global discussions and can influence future policy decisions.

Who it affects

  • ›Disabled people in the UK
  • ›Disabled people globally
  • ›International human rights organizations
  • ›Governments working on disability policy
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