Year of Disabled Persons 1981 United Nations theme
The International Year of Disabled Persons highlights inclusion for all. The UN symbol shows two people holding hands, one disabled, one not, surrounded by laurel leaves. A U.S. law increases regular school placement for children with disabilities, emphasizing shared needs and abilities.
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Symbol of access marks progress for disabled rights
The text highlights the international symbol of access as aiding wheelchair users to reach places they want. It notes 1981 as the Year of Disabled Persons, urging ongoing work toward equal rights, better healthcare, independence through training, employment, communication, and barrier-free living.
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