Disabled Human Rights Agreed at UN

New Human Rights Convention for Disabled People
Agreed At the United Nations
Department for Work And Pensions Press Release
1 September 2006
A significant step forward in enabling disabled people across the
world to enjoy full participation in society has been achieved at
the United Nations, where the text of a Human Rights Convention
for disabled people has been agreed.

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