@profbronaghbyrne.bsky.social opens our event on the Rights and Participation of Children in making Policy. She is explaining why children's views matter. First point the UNCRC is not yhe gold standard it is the MINIMUM standard. #childrights @savethechildrenni.bsky.social
Bronagh Byrne
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Disability Rights, Children's Rights, Deaf academic, Hearing Dog Partnership, Co-Director Centre for Children's Rights Queen's University Belfast
#AssistUsToLive #BetterOffDead #NoToAS DPAC NI's Dermot speaks to UTV's award winning current affairs programme Up Close about his opposition to the Assisted Dying Bill. Thursday 13th February UTV and ITVX at 10.45pm #Disability #Disabled #DisabledLife #AssistedDying #KimLeadbeater #VoteNo
DPAC Northern Ireland's Dermot Devlin Speaks To UTV's Up Close About Assisted Dying
YouTube video by MyWayAccess
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We are pleased to announce 2 exciting funded PhD studentships at the Centre for Children’s Rights. 1. Deaf children and young people’s rights shorturl.at/NL6lt 2. Developing a child-led measure of poverty: see here:https://shorturl.at/lzamB Application deadline for both is 31st March 2025.
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Look forward to an International Day of Disabled People where we might have something concrete to celebrate... 😬. Not disabled people's supposed 'resilience', 'inspirational' endeavours or 'ability' but effective realisation of our rights and entitlements. Too much to ask for?
We are looking forward to engaging with everyone on all things #ChildrensRights here. Check out our webpage and courses here www.qub.ac.uk/research-cen...
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#AssistUsToLive Assisted dying could leave disabled people in a ‘vulnerable position’, says NI campaigner tells @beltel.bsky.social Dermot Devlin has called for more investment in the healthcare system instead #AssistUsToLive
Assisted dying could leave disabled people in a ‘vulnerable position’, says NI campaigner
The introduction of legislation at Westminster permitting assisted dying could leave disabled people in a “vulnerable position”, a campaigner in Northern Ireland has said.
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I have been 'lucky' so far not to have had many rejections with my Hearing Dogs but much more awareness needed across services and facilities. #AssistanceDog
'Refused service again with my guide dog, I'm done speaking out'
Sean Dilley is inundated with abuse on social media whenever he posts about discrimination issues.
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Dr Matthew Doré is a Palliative Care Consultant he gives his reasons why he does not support the Assisted Dying/Suicide Bill #MP’s will vote on Friday 29th November Please Share to your MP Vote No ❌ #AssistUsToLive youtu.be/_gt74Xg99ZE
#AssistUsToLive campaign - Dr Matthew Doré, Palliative Care Consultant
YouTube video by Disabled People Against Cuts
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Excellent video from @mywayaccess.bsky.social on why we should be so concerned about the assisted dying bill and its implications for the value we accord to disabled people's lives. The #CRPD is a crucial roadmap to assisted living, fundamental entitlements & minimum standards that aren't being met.
#AssistUsToLive Disabled Activist Dermot Devlin. Founder My Way Access, Co-Founder of DPAC NI Dermot expresses his concerns very strongly over the assisted dying/suicide bill and details why he is against the bill Vote No ❌ Please Share this post with your MP youtube.com/shorts/wF78L...
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Great to spend this evening on #InternationalChildrensDay speaking about the need to raise the visibility of the rights and voices of young children with disabilities for the Leadership for INClusion programme, MIC Limerick.
Marking the 100th anniversary of the UN Declaration on the Rights of the Child with some reflections on the child’s right to participation.
Only a few more days left to respond to our IMTAC survey about how easy it is for Deaf, disabled and older people to travel to access health services. Take the survey surveymonkey.com/r/5BDHBH3 Please share.