UK Covid-19 Inquiry Reveals Devastating Impact on Disabled People Disabled people’s organizations (DPOs) have told the UK Covid-19 Inquiry that the country’s social care system failures made the pandemic’s devastating impact on disabled people predictable and avoidable. The DPOs argue…
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A disability rights advocate testified before the UK Covid inquiry, revealing the devastating impact of the pandemic on disabled people's rights and support.
