This paper presents a proposal that can be applied at the national level after the experience of expatriate voting, by selecting a barrier-free polling center in each electoral district where polling booths are reserved for people with disabilities.
Highlighting the reality of certain marginalized groups (LGBT rights, people with disabilities, refugees, women’s rights, youth…) in relation to the electoral law and practices on the ground.
In all wars and disasters, people with disabilities are the first to die; people with disabilities are the first to get sick; and people with disabilities are the last to access resources and medicines when they are delivered… Often invisible, often forgotten and overlooked… Refugees with disabilities are among the most isolated, socially excluded and […]
