Broad support behind the Global goals for sustainable development
Today, 82 Swedish organizations launch a joint declaration of intent to strengthen Sweden's work with the Global Goals for Sustainable Development.
December 5, 2018
Today, 82 Swedish organizations launch a joint declaration of intent to strengthen Sweden's work with the Global Goals for Sustainable Development.
MENIGNER: Today is International Day for the Rights of Persons with Disabilities. This year, it is extra important to mark this day. There is something in the air, and the Nordic countries also seem to have gotten the hang of it.
How can Norway, Denmark, Sweden and Finland use the Global Disability Summit 2018 to further the Sustainable Development Goals and their emphasis on Leave No One Behind?
On Sunday, right-wing nationalist Jair Bolsonaro was elected the new president of Brazil, an election result that follows a global trend with increasing threats to democracy.
Inclusive education means that schools can respond to all children's
It is with great sadness that we receive the news that Kalle Könkkölä has passed away, on September 11, 2018, at the age of 68.
The theme of the music help this year highlights people with disabilities.
During the election campaign, twenty key politicians have stood behind our political demands for a fair and sustainable global development. That is good, but far from enough, writes MyRight together with representatives of 48 organizations within Swedish civil society.
Today, September 3, MyRight's new Secretary General Jesper Hansén begins.
In MyRight's newsletter, we write about international disability issues and our work.