Say No to institutions

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Lynnette Samuelson
3 years ago
Countries must support its citizens, especially those who are vulnerable. If the option to choose to live in an institution exists for CIDs, appropriate accommodations and care must be available to them.
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Paladugu SreenivasaRao
3 years ago
Supporting inclusion
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Emma Manning
3 years ago
People with intellectual disabilities deserve the right to independence, choice, and freedom!
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Candace Rogers
3 years ago
I'm signing because people with IDs should have the right to live independently and be included in the community!
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Jose Jimenez
3 years ago
Aunque en algunas instituciones se trabaja bien, no dejan de ser instituciones.
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Miguel Ángel Martín
3 years ago
Derecho de la personas a vivir en Comunidad, con, como y con quien quiera
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Maria Belen Martinez Fernandez
3 years ago
No creoq en las insitituciones. No garantizan una vida digna, y no me gusta que ninguna persona tenga que vivir en ellas.
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Alicia Wells
3 years ago
Everyone should have a choice where they live. Everyone has the right to live independently. Be happy, feel belonged, and embrace community.
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kim verhage
3 years ago
I am not saying no to institutions, they are necessary to ensure the safety of those facing strong challenges to live. BUT i am saying no to paragraph 47 in article 19. All people should have the right to live independently and be included in the community, no matter their disability. Please remove paragraph 47 or adjust it.
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Geri Briggs
3 years ago
Everyone has the right to be part of their community - a full member.
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