Ramping up public transport access for people with disability
People with disability in NSW have difficulties with accessing public transport, and changes to transport standards are being called for.
People with disability in the legal industry: time for an attitudinal evolution
Attitude adjustment often requires an examination of internalised ableism
Working with clients with disability: improving experiences in the justice system
Insights and practical tips for working with clients with disability & engaging with the Royal Commission.
Three takeaways from the landmark NDIS ‘sex therapy’ case
Broader lessons for advocates and families from the Full Federal Court’s judgment in the NDIS ‘sex therapy’ case.
No diversity without disability
Read the success stories of three lawyers with disabilities; including a Paralympian, a fashion designer and a former Chair of a UN Committee.
PIAC pursues action against CommBank
The Public Interest Advocacy Centre is taking legal action to help people who are blind or have low vision with their banking.
The High Court considers participation of deaf people in jury duty
The UN has recommended NSW take steps to accommodate the participation of deaf people on juries. By DAVID SPENCER, DR JEMINA NAPIER, DR SANDRA HALE…
UN committee considers participation of deaf people in jury duty
Australia has been twice found to have violated the Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities by refusing to reasonably accommodate participation of deaf…