Respect, solidarity and inclusion for persons with intellectual disabilities and their families

The be.safe project deals with cyber crime against people with intellectual disabilities.

Respect, solidarity and inclusion for persons with intellectual disabilities and their families

During the yearly award ceremony of ‘Zero Project’, an initiative that strives for a world in which people with disabilities are fully included, the Flemish region in Belgium won the prize of ‘best policy’ for the creation of the Personal Assistance Budget.

In order to keep the discussion going around the topics that matter for people with intellectual disabilities and their families, Inclusion Europe decided to host a series of online meetings.

Inclusion Europe, Enable Scotland

Position Paper

Implementation of the United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child for children with intellectual disabilities

Adopted by the Committee of Ministers on 16 November 2011 at the 1126th meeting of the Ministers’ Deputies