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Activists are organizing to end punitive family policing policies that unnecessarily separate children from families.

Executive SummaryHuman rights risksHuman rights frameworkSerbia's social card lawa failing systemFlaws in the registryThe discrimiatory effectRight to RemedyLack of accountabilitylack of transparencyRole of the World BankConclusion and RecommendationsPreviousNext SErbian report Spanish Summary French Summary Executive Summary In March 2023, Bogdan tried to renew the social assistance that he and his family, including four young children, depended on. Instead of receiving the assistance they ...

Robyn Powell (University of Oklahoma - College of Law; Brandeis University - The Heller School for Social Policy and Management) has posted Under the Watchful Eye of All: Disabled Parents and the Family Policing System’s Web of Surveillance (112 California...

The ultimate bias is that disabled parents are somehow not going to ensure that their children are safe and well cared for when with them.

While motherhood in itself comes with a lot of responsibilities, the challenges increase multifold when one is raising a disabled child. For Sejal Shah, raising a specially-abled daughter is not a challenge but a source of inspiration to impact the lives of disabled children

A selection of recently published books.

<strong>Other lives: </strong>Co-founder of the Disabled Parents Network whose work helped shape government policy

Carola Arndt ist durch ihre MS-Erkrankung mehrfach körperlich eingeschränkt. Als Alleinerziehende eines Siebenjährigen ist das eine besondere Herausforderung.