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Default Challenges in Accessability following ABI
This month's OBIA has human rights articles I thought you may find interesting.

"The first point the guidebook makes is that lack of awareness of the human rights code is no excuse for inaction."

"The second key message is that accommodating people with mental health challenges is not discretionary. It is the law, even if the disability is invisible or episodic."

This is an online pdf file. Scroll to page 31 for the article having the two quotes, above.

The information is specific for Ontario, Canada.

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