[dbaust] DDLS discussion on changing the law to prevent the humiliation and intimidation of people with disabilities
- From: "Di Hartman" <diandjon@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: <dbaust@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>, <dbaust@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Mon, 28 Nov 2011 11:37:37 +1100
Information from BCA
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The Disability Discrimination Legal Service (DDLS) is conducting a law
reform project on developing disability vilification laws to prevent the
humiliation, ridicule, insult or intimidation of people with
disabilities in public. As a means of gathering the experiences of
people with disabilities, their carers and people who work with people
with disability the Disability Discrimination Legal Service will conduct
a discussion about disability vilification. The discussion will be held
in a safe confidential environment and be facilitated by Disability
Discrimination Legal Service staff.
The Disability Discrimination Legal Service discussion: changing the law
to prevent the humiliation and intimidation of people with disabilities
in public, the media, film, television and radio.
At: Ross House 247-251 Flinders Lane Melbourne
On: Friday 9 December 2011
From: 1pm- 3pm
Light refreshments provided
Please RSVP by Friday 2 December on Telephone 03 9654 8644
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