Join the 5th European Parliament of Persons with Disabilities on 23rd May 2023 to create an inclusive future for individuals with disabilities in the EU. Spread awareness, translate messages, and engage with key stakeholders. Find resources and official hashtags to participate effectively.

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The Department of Women, Youth, and Persons with Disabilities (DWYPD) presents its annual report for 2022/23FY, highlighting strategic focus, performance information, governance, human resource oversight, and financial information. The report includes targets, organizational structure, audit action

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Ministerial Public Juridic Persons (MPJPs) are legal entities within Canon or Church Law established for specific purposes with designated individuals representing them. They play a crucial role in stewarding ministries and connecting them directly to the Church. The emergence of MPJPs reflects Vati

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The presentation to the PC on Social Development highlights the importance of public involvement in legislative processes. The report covers statistical analysis, attendees, speakers per province, gender distribution, comments, recommendations, and proposals related to the Bill focusing on uplifting

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The presentation to the Portfolio Committee on the Older Persons Amendment Bill 2022 by Prof. Kitty Malherbe from the University of the Western Cape highlights commendable aspects of the Bill, concerns about clarity on the 'Caregiver' concept, and gaps in the text of the Bill. The analysis covers is

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The Department of Justice and Constitutional Development responds to public concerns on the Older Persons Amendment Bill. The presentation focuses on key issues such as property rights, coercion, legal fees, and accessibility for older persons. Legal frameworks, including clauses in the bill and rel

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Trauma bonding is an emotional attachment that develops between abusers and victims, often seen in youth who have been trafficked. This bond can make it difficult for victims to break free from exploitation. Understanding trauma and its impact on the brain is crucial in supporting these individuals

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Older persons face a significant justice gap, with millions unable to access civil, administrative, or criminal justice. The absence of dedicated international norms, ageism, and limited UN frameworks contribute to this issue. Barriers include lack of specialist services, digital exclusion, and inad

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In the contemplation of God, the essence of who we are is revealed. The foundational truth about humanity lies in how each individual perceives God in their deepest heart. The concept of the Trinity, where there is one eternal God existing as three equal persons - Father, Son, and Spirit, is central

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Age-in-Action is a developmental organization based in the Western Cape, dedicated to upholding the rights and dignity of older persons through advocacy, care services, training, and economic empowerment. With offices in Cape Town, George, and Lambert's Bay, they offer professional social work servi

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Law enforcement agencies have established Emotionally Disturbed Persons Response Teams (EDPRT) and Crisis Intervention Teams (CIT) to address mental health crises in the community. These specially trained officers handle situations involving emotionally disturbed individuals, suicidal persons, psych

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Strengthening the protection of human rights and promoting equality for older persons in long-term and palliative care is essential in today's society. The demographic shift towards an aging population underscores the importance of respecting older individuals as rights-holders and active agents in

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Amendments to the Securities Investment Business Law in 2019 introduce important changes for Excluded Persons, requiring registration and compliance with regulatory frameworks. Registered Persons face stricter information requests, director appointment rules, and fit and proper person assessments un

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The Child and Dependent Care Expenses Credit allows taxpayers to reduce their tax liability by a portion of expenses incurred for caring for qualifying persons. Qualifying persons include children under 13, incapacitated spouses or dependents, and certain criteria must be met to claim the credit. Th

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Instructions for updating Medicaid renewal information for DDA non-waiver persons. Includes details on services provided, limitations, and support for community integration through various programs like Individual Day Supports and In-Home Supports. Watch the linked video for a visual guide.

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Point-in-Time Count (PIT) is crucial for understanding and addressing homelessness. This volunteer training provides insights into counting unsheltered individuals, gathering demographic data, and why PIT counts are conducted. It emphasizes the importance of measuring trends, strategizing resource a

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The investigation into missing persons using forensic anthropology techniques, focusing on the analysis of bones like the humerus for height approximation and identification. Families await closure as the FBI looks into washed ashore bones, potentially bringing answers and resolving insurance claims

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Explore various scenarios involving crimes against persons, such as threats, shootings, assaults, homicides, and more. Each scenario presents a different situation where individuals are involved in criminal activities affecting others in society. Understand the reportable NIBRS offenses through thes

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The Salvation Army, founded in London in 1865 by Rev. William Booth and his wife Catherine Booth, has been actively combating human suffering, including human trafficking. Today, the organization operates various programs and initiatives globally, including Project FIGHT in Raleigh and the Stop-It P

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Explore how governments and organizations engage with international and regional human rights mechanisms concerning older persons, such as the UN Human Rights Council and regional conventions. Learn about experiences and challenges in participation and monitoring efforts for the rights of older indi

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Discussions on improving the human rights framework for older persons, including the need for a global convention, the mandate and tasks of the Independent Expert, and ongoing reports highlighting challenges faced by older individuals. The focus is on addressing gaps, promoting rights, and ensuring

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This informative content covers various aspects of guardianship for disabled persons, including terms, roles, decision-making, abuse prevention, and changes to guardianship. It explains key terms, the role of the court, types of guardians, estate management, responsibilities of clerks/trust clerks,

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Discover the essential terms, roles, and responsibilities involved in guardianship for disabled individuals. Learn about the court's oversight, different types of guardians, management of guardianship estates, and the crucial role of clerks/trust clerks in the process. Explore the rights and duties

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Christianity uniquely teaches the doctrine of the Trinity, revealing God as a relational being existing eternally in three persons: Father, Son, and Holy Spirit. This concept illustrates a dynamic, self-giving love among the three divine persons, creating a beautiful dance of mutual glorification, a

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Leku Sylvie Nakou, a member of the Global Network for Young Persons with Disabilities, emphasizes the importance of creating an accessible and safe environment for young individuals with disabilities to access skills development and decent work opportunities. Every young person with a disability des

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Private fostering involves children cared for by individuals without parental responsibility, such as friends or host families. It is crucial for local authorities to be aware of these arrangements to ensure child welfare and compliance with regulations. The hidden children in private fostering, inc

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The General Law aims to prevent, punish, and eradicate crimes related to trafficking in persons. It establishes coordination between federal and state authorities, increases penalties, provides compensation for victims, defines trafficking components, and enhances protection measures.

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Tuberculosis treatment completion among incarcerated individuals is crucial for TB control, with incomplete treatment leading to increased risks. The national target for treatment completion within 12 months stands at 93%. Overall, the completion rate improved but falls short of this goal, with vari

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The Indiana Lobby Registration Commission has updated its definition of legislative persons and close relatives for tracking and reporting expenses by lobbyists. The changes distinguish between immediate family and close relatives, expanding the scope to include more family members. Amendments in 20

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This research project focuses on evaluating the reform program for the care of Mentally Disordered Offenders (MDOs) within a context of broader mental health care reforms. The study explores governance structures, stakeholder perspectives, collaboration factors, and the experiences of MDOs and their

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The Asia-Pacific Disability Constituency plays a crucial role in regional mechanisms by advocating for the rights of persons with disabilities in the United Nations High Level Political Forum. Through platforms like the Asia-Pacific Regional Civil Society Mechanism (AP-RCEM), they ensure diverse voi

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Section 34 of the Indian Penal Code deals with acts done by several persons in furtherance of a common intention. Common intention involves a prior agreement among offenders to commit an offense, requiring active involvement of all. Key points include pre-arranged planning, participation of two or m

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Ensure successful transition into adulthood by engaging young persons in creating their Pathway Plans. Empower them to take ownership, express their thoughts, and set achievable goals with specific tasks and timelines. Emphasize strengths, address concerns, and prioritize ongoing support. Regular up

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This training course delves into the critical aspects of handling suspected human trafficking cases and caring for trafficked individuals. It covers recognizing trauma, ensuring patient safety, and providing specialized care approaches. Health workers are urged to address trafficking as a health iss

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This study conducted by Stephanie O'Regan, a Research Assistant at HIQA, presents a descriptive analysis of statutory notifications from residential care facilities for older persons and people with disabilities in Ireland. The research explores the types of adverse events reported, trends in notifi

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Personal assistance is a crucial aspect of promoting human rights for individuals with disabilities, as outlined in the CRPD. It plays a key role in enabling autonomy, independence, and inclusion in society. The CRPD emphasizes the importance of providing access to various forms of support, includin

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Presentation on the release of 9 new Lebanese standards related to lifts in 2015. The standards cover a range of lift types and safety considerations, aiming to improve accessibility and safety for persons with impaired mobility. The standards also address existing lifts, components testing, and req

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Texas Sex Trafficking Obliteration Project, led by Concerned Women For America and funded through Houston Rescue and Restore, aims to address the alarming rates of sex trafficking in Texas and globally. Highlighting statistics, such as 600,000-800,000 individuals trafficked annually and the average

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Challenges in developing a convention for human rights of older persons include lack of clear documentation, low awareness among the elderly, violations within families that often go unnoticed, and cultural barriers hindering the recognition and reporting of violations.

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Stakeholder perspectives on the classification and treatment of Burmese individuals in Thailand reveal conflicting views between the Thai state and humanitarian perspectives. The study highlights challenges faced by Burmese migrants and the lack of legal protection due to Thailand's non-signatory st

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