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Community Scoop » The Ministry For Disabled People Could Spell The End Of An Ageist System - Vimarsana News

Community Scoop » The Ministry For Disabled People Could Spell The End Of An Ageist System

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Petition launched to have Tourette Syndrome recognised as a disability - Vimarsana News

Petition launched to have Tourette Syndrome recognised as a disability

For Emily Boulton, having Tourette Syndrome can sometimes be hilarious – but it can also be exhausting, painful, difficult and soul crushing.

Covid-19: More than 8000 mask exemption cards granted in eight weeks - Vimarsana News

Covid-19: More than 8000 mask exemption cards granted in eight weeks

Thousands of people with health conditions have been granted exemptions as demand spikes because of masking mandates.

'Bordering on eugenics' - Greens want to see immigration policy scrapped - Vimarsana News

'Bordering on eugenics' - Greens want to see immigration policy scrapped

Currently people applying to live and work or visit New Zealand have to be of an "acceptable standard of health".

Source: tvnz.co.nz
Covid-19: Anti-mask group's actions 'disrespectful', Minister Chris Hipkins asks people to throw its pamphlets in bin - Vimarsana News

Covid-19: Anti-mask group's actions 'disrespectful', Minister Chris Hipkins asks people to throw its pamphlets in bin

The card is intended to exempt people with a disability or a condition that makes mask use unsuitable and anyone can download it from the Ministry of Health’s website. Hipkins said he was aware of people handing out printed material that looked professional, and they had been particularly active in the Wellington region. The pamphlets had a lot of information that was “factually wrong and potentially dangerous", he said. ROSA WOODS/Stuff Wearing a face covering on public transport and flights is mandatory under alert level 1, but some people are exempt due to a health or disability-rel...