MPSJ has improved infrastructure for disabled pedestrians, including six pedestrian crossings, in Taipan USJ. — Filepic
A LAW reform group is calling for the setting up of a national commission to champion the rights of disabled persons.
Harapan OKU Reform Group claims that the Persons With Disabilities (PWD) Act gazetted in 2008 was weak.
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MPSJ has improved infrastructure for disabled pedestrians, including six pedestrian crossings, in Taipan USJ. — Filepic
Meera champions the need for the CRPD to ensure rights of the disabled are protected.
Fahda says disabled matters are parked under the already burdened Welfare Department.
Six ramps have been constructed in Taipan USJ following the MS 1184:2014 Malaysian standard as part of MPSJ’s Barrier Free City pilot project for the benefit of disabled pedestrians. — Filepic
Ras Adiba says many still believe that disabled persons should just stay home.
Anit says a commission will benefit the disabled now and those suffering from old-age illnesses.
The blind can be financially independent with a special ATM having Braille keypad and voice guide through headphone or earphone.
Dr Shamsuri’s housing loan application was denied verbally because of his disability.
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