
Disability Rights India, #A2J #A11y #CRPD #RPWDAct2016 An initiative of @CABEIndia @SCVashishth
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ALT Square infographic titled "Universal Design for a Future Without Barriers." A circular illustration at the center shows people of different ages and abilities, including a wheelchair user, an older adult with a cane, a parent with a stroller, and a child, highlighting inclusive design. Surrounding icons depict examples of Universal Design: step-free entrances, accessible public transport, captions on videos, tactile pathways, accessible websites, and user-friendly public services. The graphic states that the Rights of Persons with Disabilities Act, 2016 recognizes Universal Design as a key principle for building an inclusive society. The footer reads: "Good design is for some. Universal Design is for all."

ALT Square infographic titled "Accessible Education is Inclusive Education." An illustration shows three students learning together, including a wheelchair user using a laptop, a student reading a book, and a teacher communicating in sign language. The graphic explains that every student deserves an equal opportunity to learn and notes that inclusive education is recognized under the Rights of Persons with Disabilities Act, 2016. Icons highlight key features of an accessible education system: barrier-free campuses, accessible study materials, inclusive teaching, assistive technology, and examination accommodations. The closing message states, "When education is accessible, inclusion becomes possible."

ALT Square infographic on inclusive education featuring illustrated students, including a wheelchair user and a sign language interpreter. The graphic states "Accessible Education is Inclusive Education," highlights that every student deserves an equal opportunity to learn, and notes that the RPwD Act, 2016 recognizes inclusive education. It lists key elements of accessibility: barrier-free campuses, accessible study materials, inclusive teaching, assistive technology, and examination accommodations. The footer reads: "When education is accessible, inclusion becomes possible."

ALT Square infographic summarizing a Kerala High Court judgment holding that persons with Down Syndrome are covered under the National Trust Act. The graphic highlights that guardianship decisions must prioritize rights, dignity, protection, and the best interests of the person with disability. It notes that applications cannot be rejected mechanically, the Collector's order was quashed, and the application was directed to be reconsidered after hearing all parties. The footer reads: "Guardianship is not a formality, it is about dignity, inclusion & best interests."

ALT Square infographic in navy blue, white, and gold about a Jammu & Kashmir and Ladakh High Court judgment on disability pension for armed forces personnel. A large silhouette of a saluting soldier appears on the right with the headline, "J&K and Ladakh High Court Upholds Disability Pension." The graphic highlights that an Army personnel developed an eye disability after more than 14 years of service, that disability pension was later denied without adequate reasons, and that the Court held disabilities arising during service are presumed service-related unless authorities clearly prove otherwise. The outcome states that the High Court upheld the Armed Forces Tribunal's order and granted disability pension. A banner at the bottom reads, "Disability pension is not charity, it is a right earned through service," accompanied by accessibility and justice icons.

ALT Square infographic titled "Supreme Court Seeks Stronger Enforcement of Disability Commissioners' Recommendations." The graphic features the Supreme Court of India building and highlights that the Court has issued notice to the Union Government in a PIL seeking stronger enforcement of recommendations issued by disability commissioners under the RPwD Act, 2016. It summarizes the case details and emphasizes improving accountability, compliance, and effective enforcement of disability rights.

ALT Infographic on Section 38 of the RPwD Act, 2016 showing the process for accessing high support services: application, assessment by a specialised board, certification report, and government-supported assistance. Illustration depicts a wheelchair user and supporter meeting with an authority official, emphasizing assessed and assured support for persons with disabilities.





