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__**Disable People's Human Rights**__

Disable people are being isolated and people need to promote and support disabled people's human rights. Disable people are being treated unequally. People treat them as if they're are a nobody or a freak. Thinking that they can't do anything but just sit there and stroll around. Peole need to support disabled people because they're still human beings and there should be more positive notes in saying disabled people can do anything they want no matter what state they're in. Also public places should remodel their place to allow disbale people to enter without struggling or being excluded.

A person with a disability could be physical, cognitive, mental, sensory, emotional, developmental or some combination of these. There are many kinds of disablities. []
 * However, my film and script focusses on one of the main disablities, which is the physical disabilities (Handicaps).**

Disabled people are being descriminated and not able to enter.go to public places, for example: - Restaurants - Buses - Stores - Some schools

Discriminated in most of these areas: []
 * Education
 * Employment
 * Access to goods, services and facilities this includes larger private clubs and land based transport services
 * Buying and renting land or property or management
 * Functions of public bodies, for example the issuing of licences
 * Note that women with disablities are descriminated even more. They earn far less than men with disabilities.

Disabled people are also being descriminated from the workforce because of their disablity. People think they aren't able to achieve or be successful in their condition. []

Clearly, the disabilities of a person who has not received proper rehabilitation treatment will grow worse and, in some cases, become acute. If he is discriminated against in the work place because of his disability or he is simply afforded no employment opportunity, his dependence and his isolation will be greater. If the educational system does not provide for his specific situation, a disabled person finds himself excluded from it, and without proper instruction his disabilities worsen. If the cultural and sporting activities of society are designed solely for a standard category of person, which does not include him, he will be barred from culture and sport. If means of transport, pavements and buildings are inaccessible to such a person, he will be unable to move about freely. In short, it is such barriers and discrimination which to a large extent create or aggravate disabilities and actually set people apart from society, in many cases making them a burden to the community. This demonstrates conclusively the importance of efforts to achieve the maximum degree of autonomy and independence for disabled persons, not only for their benefit, but also for the benefit of society as a whole. []