Disability Rights News

A review of 'Being Heumann,' a biopic about disability rights activist Judith Heumann, describes it as well-intentioned but clunky, despite the compelling subje

A disabled university student fears he will be forced to quit his studies if crucial tech support is replaced with free AI, as proposed by the government, poten

Differently abled candidates who cleared NEET are facing significant challenges with paperwork.

An IIT professor stated that disciplines of study should reform from within to include students with disabilities.

The Canadian Transportation Agency has given WestJet until June 30, 2027, to remove its 136-kilogram weight requirement for mobility aids, a timeline a Saskatoo

Disabled adults, including siblings Cody and Kaleigh Brendle, are concerned that their right to community integration and existing protections are being eroded.

A disability advocate reported feeling humiliated and degraded after being removed from a Virgin flight.

A Rajya Sabha reply reveals that only 3,833 out of 57,566 schools in Tamil Nadu have dedicated special educators, despite 1,29,452 children with disabilities be

American Airlines banned a 52-year-old woman with Down syndrome from flying, with staff stating they made the correct decision, despite her having traveled alon

The National Medical Commission (NMC) has released new eligibility guidelines for NEET candidates with disabilities, two weeks after the results were announced.

Attorney Karla Gilbride, former general counsel of the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission, discussed challenges facing people with disabilities with CBS Ne

Rosemary Kayess, who became disabled at 19 after a car accident, is now Australia's Disability Discrimination Commissioner.