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Change to Deprivation of Liberty law by Supreme Court

UK Supreme Court Abolishes 'Acid Test' for Disabled Liberty | Oliver Lewis posted on the topic | LinkedInHere’s my explainer on this week’s UKSupremeCourt’s decision to abolish the ‘acid test’ for determining whether a disabled person is deprived of their liberty. (Reposting the video ‘natively’

Recent Reports on Disabled People's Lived Experience from the DWP

A qualitative evidence review that explores evidence on disabled people’s lived experiences of harassment and victimisation in the UK. Disabled people’s experiences of harassment and victimisationA qualitative evidence review that explores evidence on disabled people’s lived experiences of harassment and victimisation in the UK.GOV.UKDisability Unit

Government Must Listen to People with Learning Disabilities

A new campaign by the Bring People Home from Hospital Network, supported by Inclusion London, is calling for Parliament to follow the Equality Act and start including people with learning difficulties. They have shared an open letter and created a petition. Government must listen to people with learning difficulties

Inclusion London and Hate Crime Campaign News

An update on our hate crime campaign

Not Yet Dead Mark a Pause, Not a Full Stop

A pause — not a full stop

Not Dead Yet Letter to Peers

159 voices, one letter: standing with peers who stood with usWe said thank you to the Lords. Here’s why it mattered.In March 2026, something quietly significant happened. Not Dead Yet UK coordinated an open letter to the House of Lords. It was signed by 10 organisations and 149

Call for New Law on Accessibility with Equality Act

Please consider participating in the request, and please circulate through your networks – Colleagues in the School of Law are working with Disability Rights UK to argue for a new law on accessibility to sit alongside the current Equality Act 2010. They are requesting people to take part in a survey