Disability campaigners to stage Broken Promises campaign over lack of basic human rights

Disability campaigners say they will not accept being treated like second-class citizens.

Disability campaigners to stage Broken Promises campaign over lack of basic human rights
Tue, 19 Sep, 2017 - 07:54

Disability campaigners say they will not accept being treated like second-class citizens.

They are returning to Leinster House to fight back against "broken promises", such as young people stuck in nursing homes and lack of basic human rights.

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