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TCI is participating in the side event “Lessons from 20 Years of CRPD Advocacy: How Do We Rethink Partnerships Between International Organisations, Governments and Advocates to Achieve Change?”

Twenty years after the adoption of the CRPD, this discussion will reflect on key lessons from disability rights advocacy, exploring both successes and challenges in advancing implementation. The event will examine how stronger partnerships between organizations of persons with disabilities, governments, and international actors can help shape the next chapter of the disability rights movement.

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TCI is participating in the side event “Disability-Based Violence: Strategies, Practices and Guidelines.”

Disability-based violence remains a widespread yet often overlooked human rights issue. This discussion brings together diverse stakeholders to examine emerging guidance, share experiences from different regions, and explore practical strategies for preventing and addressing violence against persons with disabilities through laws, policies, and institutional change.

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TCI is participating in the side event “Upholding the Rights of Marginalized Groups of Persons with Disabilities, Including Women with Disabilities, Underrepresented Groups, and Intersectional Identities.”

This important discussion will explore the human rights challenges faced by marginalized disability communities, including persons with psychosocial disabilities, women with disabilities, and people with intersecting identities. The event will highlight strategies to address discrimination, violence, exclusion, and barriers to participation while advancing the implementation of the CRPD and the UN Guidelines on Deinstitutionalization.

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Today, TCI is participating in the side event “Safe Spaces, Everywhere: Centering Women and Young Persons with Disabilities in Ending Gender-based Violence in the Physical and Digital World.”

As we mark 20 years of the CRPD, this discussion organized by Women Enabled International, UNFPA, and Government of Spain, highlights the urgent need for disability-inclusive approaches to preventing and responding to gender-based violence, both online and offline, while advancing the rights, safety, and autonomy of women and young persons with disabilities.

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