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OŠ Ivana Mažuranića               Vinkovci, Croatia

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OŠ Ivana Mažuranića               Vinkovci, Croatia

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http://www.uir-zagreb.hr/index.php/en/important-dates/international-day-of-persons-with-disabilities

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GL5WB-1lmnU

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the persons often we name heroes the persons in the other fairy tales in the reality heroes are the persons with special needs

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RIGHTS FOR DISABLED PEOPLE

Persons with disabilities face discrimination and barriers that restrict them from participating in society on an equal basis with others every day. They are denied their rights to be included in the general school system, to be employed, to live independently in the community, to move freely, to vote, to participate in sport and cultural activities, to enjoy social protection, to access justice, to choose medical treatment and to enter freely into legal commitments such as buying and selling property.

A disproportionate number of persons with disabilities live in developing countries, often marginalized and in extreme poverty.

The protection guaranteed in other human rights treaties, and grounded in the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, should apply to all. Persons with disabilities have, however, remained largely ‘invisible’, often side-lined in the rights debate and unable to enjoy the full range of human rights.

In recent years, there has been a revolutionary change in approach, globally, to close the protection gap and ensure that persons with disabilities enjoy the same standards of equality, rights and dignity as everyone else.

The Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities, which was adopted in 2006 and entered into force in 2008, signalled a ‘paradigm shift’ from traditional charity-oriented, medical-based approaches to disability to one based on human rights.

Former UN High Commissioner for Human Rights, Louise Arbour, said, “The celebration of diversity and the empowerment of the individual are essential human rights messages. The Convention embodies and clearly conveys these messages by envisaging a fully active role in society for person with disabilities.”

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We admire people for their strenght to try their best in any cases!!!!

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WE SHOULD SUPPORT PEOPLE THAT ARE NOT LUCKY TO BE HEALTHY AND WE SHOULD APPRECIATE EVERY SINGLE DAY THAT WE ARE OK

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All the people are the same. We must respect the disabled people because they have many problems and we do not add to them more problems. The disabled have rights and they can do things that other people that they are healthy cannot do these. More and more people every day are faced disabilities and we must not be racists.

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DIsability and sports

Persons with disabilities often face societal barriers and disability evokes negative perceptions and discrimination in many societies.  As a result of the stigma associated with disability, persons with disabilities are generally excluded from education, employment and community life which deprives them of opportunities essential to their social development, health and well-being. In some societies persons with disabilities are considered dependent and seen as incapable, thus fostering inactivity which often causes individuals with physical disabilities to experience restricted mobility beyond the cause of their disability.

Sport can help reduce the stigma and discrimination associated with disability because it can transforms community attitudes about persons with disabilities by highlighting their skills and reducing the tendency to see the disability instead of the person. Through sport, persons without disabilities interact with persons with disabilities in a positive context forcing them to reshape assumptions about what persons with disabilities can and cannot do.

Sport changes the person with disability in an equally profound way by empowering persons with disabilities to realize their full potential and advocate for changes in society.  Through sport, persons with disabilities acquire vital social skills, develop independence, and become empowered to act as agents of change.  Sport teaches individuals how to communicate effectively as well as the significance of teamwork and cooperation and respect for others.  Sport is also well-suited to reducing dependence and developing greater independence by helping persons with disabilities to become physically and mentally stronger.  These skills can be transferred into other new arenas including employment and advocacy work further helping to build self-sufficiency.

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The consequence of an impairment that may be physical, cognitive, mental, sensory, emotional, developmental, or some combination of these. A disability may be present from birth, or occur during a person's lifetime. Disabilities is an umbrella term, covering impairments, activity limitations, and participation restrictions. Impairments may include physical, sensory, and cognitive or developmental disabilities. Mental disorders (also known as psychiatric or psychosocial disability) and various types of chronic disease may also qualify as disabilities.

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Give opportunities to disable people, because they have rights and special abilities.Also we must respect disable people.All we are same and equal to each other.We have to give a chance to those people.Finally a lot of disable people have been greate athletes and we should not be racists.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gn9upYqYsrw

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Disabled Peoples' International (DPI) is a cross-disability, consumer-controlled international organization of people with disabilities in over 130 countries around the world. USICD is the national assembly of the United States in DPI, and a member of DPI North American and the Caribbean.  The goals of DPI are to:Promote the human rights of people with disabilitiesPromote economic and social integration of people with disabilitiesDevelop and support organizations of people with disabilities

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Life is beautiful if we have the chance for games and joy...all kids should...

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internasional day for disable people

http://www.idpwd.com.au/

The International Day of Persons with Disabilities (IDPD) has been commemorated since 1992 to promote awareness and mobilize support for critical issues relating to the inclusion of persons with disabilities in society and development. The Day works to promote action to raise awareness about disability issues and draw attention to the benefits of an inclusive and accessible society for all.