Click on a word which is in blue and bold to read what it means.
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We learned from the news
that Estonia is building a new place
for people with intellectual disabilities.
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They call it with different names.
For example, they call it a house,
a village, or a family home.
But we know what it is:
it’s a new institution.
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If people with intellectual disabilities
are placed there
they will be segregated
from the rest of society.
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Inclusion Europe asks the European Union
and the government of Estonia
to stop building this new institution.
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That’s what Inclusion Europe’s director Milan Šveřepa said:
“The European Union should not give money
to build new institutions”.
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The self-advocates said:
“The money should be used to support
people with intellectual disabilities.
So they can live in the community.
And not in institutions”.