Legal capacity

Inge Volleberg writes after a meeting of the Human Dimension Committee of the OSCE in Vienna

Living in your own place. Having friends. Making your own choices. Being good at something. Belonging. That is what the right to live independently and to be included means to us.

Senada Halilčević, talked at the EESC about the importance of legal capacity and support decision making.

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Overview of news, reports, policies relevant to people with intellectual disabilities and their families in Europe.

As a part of our 5E's campaigns (Empower, Elect, Educate, Employ, End segregation) this briefing looks at how denial of legal capacity impact employment of people with intellectual disabilities.

To show the importance of having the right to decide about one's own life, we made reports on various aspects of legal capacity.