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CBR Forum E-News Bulletin
- A Compilation of News, Information and Updates

December 2011 - CBR Forum - E- News Bulletin

First issue: Oct 2007, Current Issue No. #52

Networking, Advocacy and Lobbying - in promoting the rights of persons with 
disabilities and enhance the potential to exercise these rights.
Compiled by:
C. Mahesh, Advocacy Coordinator
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BEST WISHES FOR A
* MERRY CHRISTMAS *
AND A HEALTHY, PROSPEROUS, PEACEFUL AND JUST NEW YEAR

A: INDIA

A1: ACTS/ POLICY/ PROGRAMMES

Draft of India Country Report [as per the Convention on the Rights of Persons 
with Disabilities (CRPD)] as submitted to MSJE by Centre for Disability 
Studies, NALSAR Law University

http://disabilitystudiesnalsar.org/CountryReportLatest.doc

Please send in your comments and suggestions to 
cdspa...@gmail.com<mailto:cdspa...@gmail.com>,   
nileshsin...@gmail.com<mailto:nileshsin...@gmail.com>

Subsidised foodgrains for 75 pc of rural India

Minister of State (Independent Charge) for Consumer Affairs, Food and Public 
Distribution, K V Thomas, introduced the National Food Security Bill, 2011 in 
the Lok Sabha, with Congress president Sonia Gandhi leading the party MPs in 
thumping desks.
http://www.deccanherald.com/content/213807/subsidised-foodgrains-75-pc-rural.html

The Big Question: Can the Food Bill feed India's hungry?

The National Food Security Bill ambitiously seeks to eradicate hunger and 
malnutrition by providing subsidized food grain to 75 percent of the rural 
population, and about 50 percent of urban households. However, for the bill to 
be a success, the distribution of subsidized grain has to reach the poorest of 
the poor.
http://in.news.yahoo.com/the-big-question--can-the-food-bill-feed-india-s-hungry-.html

Right to service

The government on Tuesday introduced a bill in the Lok Sabha that would allow a 
citizen to complain against public officials for tardiness in service. If the 
complaint is not dealt with within a stipulated time, an official can be fined.
http://www.telegraphindia.com/1111221/jsp/nation/story_14909030.jsp


TIME FOR A RADICAL CHANGE

The AMRI disaster points to the need of having strict regulatory mechanisms to 
supervise private hospitals, writes Indranill Basu Ray.
http://www.telegraphindia.com/1111220/jsp/opinion/story_14890155.jsp


A2: VERDICT

Murder committed under insanity or epilepsy no crime: SC

A person committing a crime, including murder, under a state of illness cannot 
be convicted for murder, the Supreme Court has held upholding the acquittal of 
an epilepsy-afflicted man who stoned to death a temple priest in 1999 in 
Rajasthan.
http://www.deccanherald.com/content/208611/murder-committed-insanity-epilepsy-no.html


A3: EDUCATION

Need for inclusive education system

At least 15 children suffering from various disabilities narrated the problems 
faced by them in pursuing education in Delhi during a 'jan sunvai' (people's 
hearing) organized by Delhi Commission for Protection of Child Rights and NGO 
Aarth Astha here recently.
http://www.thehindu.com/todays-paper/tp-national/tp-newdelhi/article2725489.ece#.Tu7BNCSu-cw.gmail

The RTE Act and Children with Disabilities

Disability is widely recognized as a cross cutting developmental issue that has 
relevance to all dimensions of social exclusion. Even today, if we link up 
disability to developmental issues, it raises serious concerns where people 
with disabilities are at a double burden of marginalization
http://www.morungexpress.com/Infocus/73863.html

Bengal's class bias: don't blame RTE

Calcutta, Dec. 21: The Right to Education (RTE) Act does not bar any child from 
outside the "neighbourhood" to participate in the lottery system for admission 
to schools - contrary to what the Bengal government has been claiming.
http://telegraphindia.com/1111222/jsp/frontpage/story_14914249.jsp

TATA Interactive concluded 6th TATA Interactive Learning Disability Forum In 
Mumbai

TATA Interactive Systems (TIS), the pioneer and global leader in learning 
solutions, concluded its sixth consecutive annual TATA Interactive Learning 
Disability Forum (TLDF) on November 25-26, 2011 at Mumbai. 
http://www.indiainfoline.com/Markets/News/TATA-Interactive-concluded-6th-TATA-Interactive-Learning-Disability-Forum-In-Mumbai/5313106414

A4: HEALTH

Physically challenged or sexually challenged?

Human sexuality intrinsically includes biological, genetic, cultural, 
political, legal and philosophical aspects in itself. Even morality, ethics, 
spirituality and religion are involved when we talk about human sexuality. 
However, from the psychological point of view, there are four basic drives that 
push people to perform any action. These are hunger, thirst, avoidance of pain 
and sexual urges.
http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/life-style/health-fitness/health/Physically-challenged-or-sexually-challenged/articleshow/10978609.cms

India faces polio threat from Pakistan: Minister

NEW DELHI: India faces the threat of importing the polio virus from Pakistan 
and is taking steps to prevent it, Minister of State for Health Sudip 
Bandyopadhyay informed the Rajya Sabha.
http://economictimes.indiatimes.com/news/politics/nation/india-faces-polio-threat-from-pakistan-minister/articleshow/11181703.cms

Archaic MCI rule leaves medico out on a limb

He is a self-confessed 'medical miracle.' Destined to deal with the amputation 
of his right arm and severe damage to his skull after he was electrocuted, 
Sudhakar Shenoy had to come to terms with the harsh realities of life at the 
tender age of eight.
http://www.deccanherald.com/content/209939/archaic-mci-rule-leaves-medico.html


Young campaigners demand their rights

Lack of health facilities in her village saw Rikida Shadap born completely deaf 
and also lose her mother within three months of her birth.
http://www.cathnewsindia.com/2011/11/29/young-campaigners-demand-their-rights/

A5: LIVELIHOOD/ EMPLOYMENT

'Persons with disability are motivated to learn more and advance'

In the last decade, Nasscom Foundation -the social wing of National Association 
of Software and Services Companies- spearheaded initiatives that opened up the 
possibility of employment of persons with disability in the IT and BPO sectors.
http://www.deccanherald.com/content/209868/persons-disability-motivated-learn-more.html

Jayalalithaa commits 3 per cent of State jobs for persons with disability

The best news for members of the community this International Day for the 
Disabled is a commitment from Chief Minister Jayalalithaa herself.
"This government will implement the three per cent reservation for differently 
abled persons in government jobs," she stated in her message.
http://www.thehindu.com/news/states/tamil-nadu/article2684806.ece

Disabled Mhada job-seekers get relief through HC

Acting on a clutch of petitions filed on behalf of disabled persons, the Bombay 
high court, on Thursday, directed the Maharashtra Housing and Area Development 
Authority (MHADA) to relax certain guidelines it had laid down for handicapped 
candidates appearing for exams to be conducted by the housing board on December 
11.
http://www.hindustantimes.com/India-news/Mumbai/Disabled-Mhada-job-seekers-get-relief-through-HC/Article1-779809.aspx

A helping hand

A company in Mysore has employed many differently-abled people who are involved 
in various tasks that include assembling electronic components, writes Manish
http://www.deccanherald.com/content/209592/a-helping-hand.html





A6: ACCESS

Physically challenged quartet bat for disabled-friendly amenities

BHUBANESWAR: Four persons with disability ( PWD), who had embarked upon a 
unique trip across the country with an aim to spread awareness about making 
tourist spots more disabled-friendly, reached the state capital on Monday.
http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/city/bhubaneswar/Physically-challenged-quartet-bat-for-disabled-friendly-amenities/articleshow/10927921.cms

Breaking down disability barriers

On International Day of Persons with Disabilities, a look at the hurdles they 
face
http://www.thehindu.com/news/national/article2684151.ece

Microsoft launches disabled-friendly products

Microsoft India on Saturday - World Disabilities Day - unveiled a set of 40 
templates for most commonly used public information circulars, forms, gazettes 
and notifications. These templates when used will automate the process of 
creating accessible documents for visual, hearing and learning impaired people. 
With the aim of enhancing employability prospects through skill development, 
Microsoft also enabled Microsoft Office Specialist Certification for persons 
with impairments through its partners.
http://www.thehindu.com/news/national/article2684292.ece


Making computers accessible to the disabled

There are many schools and organisations working for the betterment of 
differently-abled persons in India. But when it comes to the use of computers, 
very few have the knowledge and understanding of how to make computer-usage 
more disabled-friendly.
http://ibnlive.in.com/news/making-computers-accessible-to-the-disabled/214123-60-121.html


ATMs to be made disabled-friendly

NEW DELHI: In what can be termed a much needed intervention for the differently 
abled, the office of the chief commissioner for persons with disabilities has 
written to the Department of Banking Operations and Development to make 
automated teller machines (ATMs) in the city disabled-friendly.
http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/city/delhi/ATMs-to-be-made-disabled-friendly/articleshow/11066673.cms


Hearing, speech impaired boy held for theft

A teacher of a deaf and dumb school was called in by the police to grill a 
20-year-old differently -abled boy who was arrested for theft on Monday.
http://www.indianexpress.com/news/hearing-speech-impaired-boy-held-for-theft/890330/


A7: DISCRIMINATION/ APATHY                                                      
       Plan panel criteria for BPL draw flak

Differently-abled people observe 'black day' in Kashmir

Srinagar, Dec 3: On the World Disability Day on Monday, differently-abled 
people observed 'black day' to protest what they termed as Government's 
discriminatory approach towards resolution of their demands and failure to 
implement special legislations for their upliftment.
http://www.greaterkashmir.com/news/2011/Dec/4/differently-abled-people-observe-black-day-in-kashmir-53.asp

Why's the world so cruel to a physically challenged person?

Lasya Shashimohan, An endorsement that is currently on air shows the story of a 
wheelchair-bound young woman who transcends trying circumstances to emerge as a 
successful violinist.
http://www.deccanherald.com/content/208930/whys-world-so-cruel-physically.html

Ride, don't hide from disability

Today is World Disability Day. When one thinks of 'Disability,' we 
automatically associate it with physical disability;' and rightly so, because 
what can be more disturbing than seeing a crippled or a blind person? Yet, the 
invisible disabilities - mental disabilities - where victims appear normal are 
just as insidious.
http://www.deccanherald.com/content/208868/ride-dont-hide-disability.html


Delhi University turns blind eye to disabled student's plight

Visually challenged PhD aspirant Shakti Kumar Agarwal has been 'denied'a hostel 
seat. When Shakti Kumar Agarwal completed his LLM this year, he thought he'd 
achieved quite a feat. Battling blindness and osteoporosis, 32-year-old Agarwal 
had overcome all odds to secure his future.
http://indiatoday.intoday.in/story/delhi-university-neglects-disabled-student/1/163856.html

HIV+ woman may lose custody of adopted daughter

MADURAI: The Madurai Network of Positive People's Society is trying to get a 
girl child, who was adopted by an HIV positive woman, enrolled in school, as 
the woman was unaware of the consequences when she decided to bring up this 
orphan as her own, four years ago.
http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/city/madurai/HIV-woman-may-lose-custody-of-adopted-daughter/articleshow/11038950.cms

They challenged disabilities to vote

The Municipal Corporation elections on Saturday witnessed a large number of 
physically challenged people coming out to cast their votes across the city. 
These people were a great motivation for all. While some considered disability 
as their strength and no deterrent, others wanted to inspire people to use 
their right to vote judiciously.
http://www.indianexpress.com/news/they-challenged-disabilities-to-vote/889120/

A disabled woman's 14-yr fight for alimony

CHENNAI: Afflicted with partial hearing loss after a severe bout of typhoid in 
her childhood, Salma, now 39, fights an uphill battle everyday. Married in 1997 
and deserted six months later, she has a 14-year-old son to support and no 
regular source of income. Though a court ordered her husband, Salim, to pay a 
maintenance amount of Rs 5,000 every month from July 2002, he has refused to 
comply.
http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/city/chennai/A-disabled-womans-14-yr-fight-for-alimony/articleshow/11162450.cms

OPSC violating rights of disabled

BHUBANESWAR: Persons with disabilities in the State have alleged violation of 
the Persons With Disabilities (Equal Opportunities, Protection of Rights and 
Full Participation) Act, 1995, by Orissa Public Service Commission and the 
Government.
http://ibnlive.in.com/news/opsc-violating-rights-of-disabled/211828-60-117.html

Wheelchair travellers' demand disabled-friendly tourism

PANAJI: "We don't want people to treat us with empathy or sympathy. We wanted 
to be treated as equals," said Neenu Kewlani, who along with three of her 
friends went around the country in 82 days on their wheelchairs, to study the 
facilities available for the differently-abled in the states and also to create 
awareness about barrier-free tourism.
http://articles.timesofindia.indiatimes.com/2011-12-18/goa/30530996_1_disabled-friendly-differently-abled-tourist-sites



A8: EXCELLENCE

Awards salute spirit of differently-abled

NEW DELHI: When Ashwin Karthik decided to pursue engineering, pressure of 
studies and stiff competition were not the only things that bothered him. 
Reaching the classroom and writing his exam in just three hours were some of 
the bigger challenges.
http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/city/delhi/Awards-salute-spirit-of-differently-abled/articleshow/10963256.cms

His magical fingers speak, see and hear

BANGALORE: Forty-two-year-old BNV Raman does not know what a photocopy machine 
looks like but his fingers never miss the right button. He cannot talk or hear 
his colleagues speak as he is hearing and speech-impaired too. But his smile 
belies his disabilities. For Raman, a photocopy machine operator with Vijaya 
Bank, these hurdles have never come in the way of his work.
http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/city/bangalore/His-magical-fingers-speak-see-and-hear/articleshow/10965754.cms


Battling disability with aplomb

Shazman Shariff profiles a few women who live normal lives despite their 
physical disabilities
http://www.deccanherald.com/content/208835/battling-disability-aplomb.html


Disabled children showcase their talent in Coimbatore

COIMBATORE: As part of the celebration of International Day of Persons With 
Disabilities, the special education department of Avinashilingam University on 
Friday gave a platform to the disabled children to exhibit their talents and 
abilities. Chief Guest for the program was corporation commissioner TK Ponnusamy
http://articles.timesofindia.indiatimes.com/2011-12-10/coimbatore/30501501_1_special-education-disabilities-higher-education





Learning to walk again, a step at a time

Basavappa's son, an eight-year-old boy from Raichur, has stopped walking and 
even talking ever since he had a bad fall a few months ago.
http://www.deccanherald.com/content/211169/learning-walk-again-step-time.html

World's shortest woman wants to be Bollywood star

Jyoti Amge - a high school student from Nagpur, Maharashtra has been recognized 
as world's shortest woman by Guinness World Records recently. She is 18, and is 
dreaming of make it in Bollywood one day!
http://in.omg.yahoo.com/photos/world-s-shortest-woman-wants-to-be-bollywood-star-1324272813-slideshow/

Survivor's story: Madhu Bala Sharma

She is currently working with Gurgaon-based IBM Global Process Services as a 
Deputy Manager. Recipient of 'The Role model award' by the president of India 
in 2009, Madhu pursued her post graduation in English literature from Lady Sri 
Ram College in Delhi University.
http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/life-style/health-fitness/health/Survivors-story-Madhu-Bala-Sharma/articleshow/11165587.cms

KRCL holds special trip for disabled children

MARGAO: Fifty-five students from a school for 'hearing-and-speech-impaired' 
children arrived in Goa on Tuesday as part of a initiative by the Konkan 
Railway Corporation Ltd (KRCL).
http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/city/goa/KRCL-holds-special-trip-for-disabled-children/articleshow/11186522.cms

Blind umpires to take the field in disabled cricket tourneys

VADODARA: When the inaugural match of national T20 tourney for disabled 
cricketers takes off in Faridabad on December 22, it will be for the first time 
that disabled umpires will be standing in the middle.
http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/city/vadodara/Blind-umpires-to-take-the-field-in-disabled-cricket-tourneys/articleshow/11123626.cms

Disabled reach out to the homeless

NEW DELHI: On a day when blinding fog and biting cold kept most Delhiites 
indoors, five men quietly cycled away from Laxmi Nagar to Mandawali. As cars 
sped past, Ramesh Pal pedalled hard to reach his next goal - another homeless 
like himself who may be sleeping in the open.
http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/city/delhi/Disabled-reach-out-to-the-homeless/articleshow/11174954.cms--



A9: ARTS/ CULTURE/ SPORTS/ RECREATION/ FAMILY

Taste buds follow them blindly

BANGALORE: This is no candlelight dinner, let alone a candle. In this 
restaurant shut off from light, you entrust yourself to those who've always 
known the dark, as well as an old friend - the visually-challenged.
http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/city/bangalore/Taste-buds-follow-them-blindly/articleshow/11027838.cms


Mass marriage for the disabled, 27 tie the knot

CHENNAI: Kavitha waited patiently as her mother draped her pink and gold sari. 
"I'm not very comfortable in a sari but today is special," said the 20-year-old 
who uses crutches.
http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/city/chennai/Mass-marriage-for-the-disabled-27-tie-the-knot/articleshow/11039860.cms

They take their vows in silence

Matrimonial meet for hearing impaired couples will be held from December 23 to 
25. They cannot use the mobile phone, the newest gadget used by the masses. Yet 
they speak in a language which is universal. Between and amongst hearing 
impaired people there is no caste, religion or any such barrier. Yet to unite 
two eligible hearing impaired persons in marriage is a difficult task.
http://www.deccanherald.com/content/213238/they-take-their-vows-silence.html


B: INTERNATIONAL NEWS

First deaf MP leads the way for others with disabilities

The Royal New Zealand Foundation of the Blind (RNZFB) is delighted to 
congratulate Mojo Mathers on her new role as a Member of Parliament, and hopes 
that she will open the political doors for others with a disability.
http://www.voxy.co.nz/politics/first-deaf-mp-leads-way-others-disabilities/5/110215





6 months old, and left to die.

Several weeks ago, I visited a baby house in Eastern Europe. It houses about 
130 infants and small children, a third of whom are children with disabilities. 
Most babies are eventually returned to their birth parents, put into foster 
care or are adopted. But not the babies with disabilities.
http://www.disabilityrightsintl.org/


No disability living allowance for me. Nowhere to turn for many more

I'm a disability campaigner. I'm not sure I ever intended to be, but I saw the 
great injustice of welfare changes and how they would hit some of the most 
truly vulnerable people in our society and couldn't sit back and watch.
http://www.guardian.co.uk/commentisfree/2011/dec/20/disability-living-allowance?newsfeed=true


Obama Calls For Better Pay For Disability Caregivers

The Obama administration is proposing new rules to provide first-ever minimum 
wage and overtime protections for in-home care workers who assist people with 
disabilities.
http://www.disabilityscoop.com/2011/12/15/obama-better-pay-caregivers/14652/

Disabled life quality 'worst in developed world'

AUSTRALIANS living with a disability have the worst quality of life in the 
developed world and their employment opportunities have hit rock bottom, 
according to a report issued today by PricewaterhouseCoopers.
http://www.theage.com.au/national/disabled-life-quality-worst-in-developed-world-20111129-1o581.html

Ride Don't Hide

An international tour and movement to battle mental illness stigma
http://www.ridedonthide.com/


Stigma Still Rampant for Disabled

Stigma and prejudice is fuelled by a lack of knowledge and increasing public 
awareness about mental disabilities will reduce discrimination, says Gadija 
Koopman, Deputy Director of Cape Mental Health Society.
http://allafrica.com/stories/201111030220.html


Changing the Mindset around Blindness

Freetown - In Sierra Leone misconceptions about blindness are widespread, and 
people often blame blindness and other disabilities on witchcraft, but local 
and international work is being done to reduce stigma and open up 
opportunities, according to campaigners.
http://allafrica.com/stories/201111041133.html


Disabled man cleared of NY murder might get $3.75M

ROCHESTER, N.Y. - A mentally disabled man is poised to collect a $3.75 million 
settlement for a wrongful murder conviction in upstate New York that put him 
behind bars for more than a decade, his attorney and the city said Monday.
http://online.wsj.com/article/APd022e0646fd54b58a696a4c49871c93a.html

International Disability Rights

In 1981, the United Nations named today the International Day of Persons with 
Disabilities. "What we've been working on is really efforts to help remove 
those barriers." -- Special Advisor Judy Heumann
http://www.voanews.com/policy/editorials/International-Disability-Rights--134939418.html

Are We Really Celebrating International day of Disabled People?

An interaction program on the status of implementation of existing government 
policy and programs on disability in the context of United Nations Convention 
on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities (UNCRPD) was held in the capital on 
second December 2011 in a hall of the World Trade Center, Nepal.
http://agentshurdarsons.blogspot.com/2011/12/are-we-really-celebrating-international_08.html

Send disabled children to rehab centre - Yahya

PUTATAN: Deputy Chief Minister Datuk Seri Panglima Yahya Hussin has urged 
parents to send their disabled children to the Community Rehabilitation Centre 
(PDK) to obtain proper rehabilitation and education for their own good.
http://www.theborneopost.com/2011/12/12/send-disabled-children-to-rehab-centre-%e2%80%94-yahya/#ixzz1gITNhqmq

Solitary confinement should be banned in most cases, UN expert says

18 October 2011 - A United Nations expert on torture today called on all 
countries to ban the solitary confinement of prisoners except in very 
exceptional circumstances and for as short a time as possible, with an absolute 
prohibition in the case of juveniles and people with mental disabilities.
http://www.un.org/apps/news/story.asp?NewsID=40097&Cr=torture&Cr1

African churches challenged to take up disability rights issues

With disabled, sound- and sight-impaired people among Africa's clergy, the 
continent's churches are being challenged to lead the struggle to increase 
rights for disabled people.
http://www.ekklesia.co.uk/node/15890


Disabled people finally given a voice on HIV and Aids

Access to HIV information, testing and treatment for people with disabilities 
was raised for the first time as a central theme at the International 
Conference on Aids and STIs in Africa (Icasa), held last week in Addis Abba, 
Ethiopia.
http://www.guardian.co.uk/global-development/2011/dec/15/disabled-people-given-voice-on-hiv?newsfeed=true


Paralogic

Paralogic was established in response to the high recurring cost of continence 
products in Australia, particularly urinary catheters.
For more information, go to: http://www.paralogic.com.au/


C: RESOURCES - Newsletter, Publication, Journal, Study, Website

Disability, CBR & Inclusive Development

Disability, CBR and Inclusive Development (formerly Asia Pacific Disability 
Rehabilitation Journal) aims to publish evidence-based information to address 
needs of practitioners (particularly those from developing countries), policy 
makers, organisations of persons with disabilities and the scientific community.
http://dcidj.org/

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