At the annual roundtable meeting of disability organisations, Minister for Culture and Equality Lubna Jaffery launched the Labour government's new strategy. The aim of the strategy is to increase participation in work and leisure, prevent discrimination and create a more universally designed society.
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The government is launching a four-part strategy to reduce discrimination against people with disabilities. But the measure does not come with any new money.
At the annual roundtable meeting of disability organisations, Minister for Culture and Equality Lubna Jaffery launched the Labour government's new strategy. The aim of the strategy is to increase participation in work and leisure, prevent discrimination and create a more universally designed society.