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"This report indisputably includes fairly positive proposals: firstly, in the area of including disabled people in active, civic and social life, and secondly, in the area of including a gender perspective in the new European Disability Strategy, which I support. Nevertheless, there is a need to avoid the usual declarations of good intentions without practical consequences, and action plans and strategies without the means for implementing them. There is a need for set timetables, adequate financial resources, and practical measures to promote the social inclusion of disabled people. In addition to a general framework of policies that makes all this possible, there is also a need to support organisations representing disabled people and the important social role that many play. In other words, we need a framework very different from current so-called austerity policies, and from the neoliberal measures violating the most basic rights of disabled people, thereby threatening access to key public services such as
health care, education, transportation and energy. Regrettably, all this is ignored by the report."@en1
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