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AJuPID : Access to Justice for Persons with Intellectual Disabilities - Testimonies

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Direct access to page content. We want to find out more about the everyday life of disabled people with disabilities, judges and supporters. We talk with them during the AJuPID project. Self-advocate's view on legal guardianship. I m from Nastola. I m going to share. I had a legal guardian. Because I couldn t take care of my finances. Then I felt it necessary to have a legal guardian. Because he took care of my finances. But then my legal guardian changed many times. It was not in my view.

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AJuPID : Access to Justice for Persons with Intellectual Disabilities - AJuPID : Access to Justice for Persons with Intellectual Disabilities

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Direct access to page content. This website is written in easy-to-read language so that everybody can understand. Some documents you can download on this website are very technical. These documents are not in easy-to-read language. But, you can find an easy-to-read summary at the beginning of each document. If you have questions, contact us.

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AJuPID : Access to Justice for Persons with Intellectual Disabilities - Major gaps in providing for equal access to justice

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Direct access to page content. Major gaps in providing for equal access to justice. Major gaps in providing for equal access to justice. The partners of the project are working on a research report. We are trying to find out whether people with intellectual disabilities. Enjoy full legal capacity and access to justice in five European countries. These countries are: Bulgaria, Finland, France, Ireland and Hungary. Here are some of the first results of the report:. Many courts do not provide support to peo...

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AJuPID : Access to Justice for Persons with Intellectual Disabilities - Promising Practices

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Direct access to page content. Guide of Promising Practices. We have identified promising practices that support people with disabilities to make their own decisions and to get justice. To do this, we:. Organised study visits to 5 countries to review practices;. Asked people with disabilities what they think about their support;. Evaluated if the practice are really promising;. Compiled a guide of promising practices. You can download the guide here.

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AJuPID : Access to Justice for Persons with Intellectual Disabilities - Promising Practices in France

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Direct access to page content. Promising Practices in France. Promising Practices in France. 10 February 1015: In Paris, the partners of the AJuPID project got together to find out more. About promising practices in France. These practices are ways to support disabled people in their legal capacity. The practices also provide better ways to access to justice. Here are some examples:. Legal aid for persons committed to a psychiatric ward. Sometimes people are put into hospital against their will. The soci...

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AJuPID : Access to Justice for Persons with Intellectual Disabilities - Accessibility

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Direct access to page content. Browsing with the key Tab, or "Tab". The tabulation "Tab" key :. You can browse the entire site without using a mouse. This browsing can be done by using the key tab, or "Tab" (on the left of your keyboard), which allows you to go from link to link throughout the page. The order is as follows: you go from the top to the bottom and from the left to the right. Using the key "enter" to activate the current link. Enlarge or reduce text size. On a Microsoft computer :. To reduce...

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AJuPID : Access to Justice for Persons with Intellectual Disabilities - Site map

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Direct access to page content. Guide of Promising Practices. This publication has been produces with the support of the Civil Justice Programme of the European Union. The contents of this publication are the sole responsibility of the partners of the AJuPID project and can in no way be taken to reflect the views of the European Commission.

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AJuPID : Access to Justice for Persons with Intellectual Disabilities - Promising Practices in Ireland

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Direct access to page content. Promising Practices in Ireland. Promising Practices in Ireland. 24 March 2015: In Dublin, the partners of the AJuPID project learned more about promising practises to encourage access to justice. And to support the legal capacity of persons with disabilities. Here are some examples:. Martin Dooher is a self-advocate,who promotes the rights of people with an intellectual disability. He is a member of the National Platform of Self Advocates. He wants to ensure that. To create...