Disability: Progress Under Macron, but Still Much Work to Be Done
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While the seventh National Disability Conference will open on Friday, September 4, the associations and actors in the sector denounce an inclusion that is still broken down.
Emmanuel Macron, who made disability a priority during his first five-year term, will preside over the 7th National Disability Conference (CNH) in Bobigny on Friday. The conference aims to set the course for public policy in this area. However, the impact of the event, held every three years, could be limited, given that the Élysée Palace will change hands in 2027. "In ten years, some issues have progressed, but the lives of people with disabil…
A few days away from the 7th National Disability Conference, the results of public policies carried out over the past 10 years remain contrasted between social reforms and persistent difficulties New rights,
Every day, the JDD presents the news you will hear about the following day: Emmanuel Macron participates in the Annual National Conference on Disability, Sébastien Lecornu at the 8th edition of the World Giverny Forum, Jordan Bardella visits the UK at the Reform UK Congress and the American Film Festival in Deauville.
Social assistance, inclusive school, employment: several measures have been adopted under Emmanuel Macron. But the associations consider the progress still insufficient.
Housing, work, accessibility, medico-social..., there is still much to be done in France to better integrate people with disabilities. The priority of the first macron quinquennium has given rise to very insufficient measures, according to several actors in the sector.
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