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'My duty lay in introducing my son to a sex worker' - Vimarsana News

'My duty lay in introducing my son to a sex worker'

It hurt to think he would have to spend his life so deprived. Anxious but hopeful, I ventured into a workshop on sexual rights and disability.

Source: smh.com.au
'My duty lay in introducing my son to a sex worker' - Vimarsana News

'My duty lay in introducing my son to a sex worker'

It hurt to think he would have to spend his life so deprived. Anxious but hopeful, I ventured into a workshop on sexual rights and disability.

TikToker Refused Service at Dunkin' Because She's Deaf - Vimarsana News

TikToker Refused Service at Dunkin' Because She's Deaf

@shannon_heroux posts teary video alleging Dunkin' employees refused her service because she's deaf and needs to lip read

Swindon Museum and Art Gallery campaigners promised announcement next week - Vimarsana News

Swindon Museum and Art Gallery campaigners promised announcement next week

By Paul Wiltshire Campaigners stage a 'Free Our Croc' demo outside the Swindon Museum and Art Gallery Pictures: STUART HARRISON Thousands of people campaigning against the closure of Swindon’s museum have been urged to be patient as council chiefs prepare to unveil their plans for the future. Swindon Council has come under fire locally and nationally for closing the building in Bath Road because it fell foul of disability discrimination laws. More than 3,000 people have signed a petition organised by the Friends of Swindon Museum a...

Naomi Osaka And The French Open: A Tale Of Disability Discrimination - Vimarsana News

Naomi Osaka And The French Open: A Tale Of Disability Discrimination

The Roland-Garros tennis tournament’s brusque treatment of Naomi Osaka would have likely run afoul of the disability discrimination laws had it taken place in the U.S.

Source: forbes.com