We Want Dialogue, Not War!
Dialogue is the solution, not war. DPI reiterates that the best way to protect human rights is to negotiate with all stakeholders.
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Editorials and reflections by DPI leaders on the disability-rights movement.
Dialogue is the solution, not war. DPI reiterates that the best way to protect human rights is to negotiate with all stakeholders.
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A shared statement for the International Day of Persons with Disabilities 2021 on equitable access to vaccines and disability-inclusive recovery.
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Tributes to Ms Rachel Kachaje, DPI World Chairperson, from DPI leaders around the world following her death in September 2020.
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For the International Day of Persons with Disabilities 2018, DPI calls on States parties to refer to the CRPD in every ministry and every decision.
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DPI mourns Kalle Könkkölä of Finland, who chaired DPI from 1993 to 1998 and worked all his life for the reunification of the movement.
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Women and girls with disabilities continue to face multiple and intersecting discrimination. DPI sets out seven priorities to change this.
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The employment rate of women with disabilities worldwide is below 20 per cent. DPI is fighting for a change in politics.
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