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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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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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Statement to the high-level panel discussion commemorating the tenth anniversary of the CRPD, on Goal 17 — partnerships to achieve the Goals.
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Meeting in Tokyo on 23–24 May 2016, DPI Asia-Pacific member national assemblies adopted the Tokyo Declaration and elected new regional executives.
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DPI Asia-Pacific co-hosted its Regional Assembly with DPI-Japan on 23–24 May 2016 at Toyama Sunrise in Tokyo — the first meeting of the third Asia-Pacific Decade.
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Ahead of the World Humanitarian Summit in Istanbul, DPI calls on world leaders to meet the challenges facing humanity with tolerance, dignity and rights.
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Speech delivered at UNESCO, Paris, on 3 December 2015 by Rachel Kachaje, former Minister of Disability and Elderly Affairs of Malawi and DPI Interim Chair.
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