In a new report, the Institute for Human Rights focuses on equal access to democratic participation and the barriers that people with disabilities face in connection with the electoral process.
The Danish Institute for Human Rights publishes its annual report to the Danish Parliament on the development of human rights in Denmark. The report provides an overview of progress and setbacks for human rights in the past year.
Citizens with physical and mental disabilities vote less frequently than the rest of the population, new research shows. The Institute calls for a greater focus on making democracy accessible to all.
The Institute of Human Rights has investigated how far Denmark has come in relation to ensuring people with disabilities the right to an independent life with a focus on their opportunities to choose housing.
This report brings together five sub-studies from a major research project mapping out how people with mental and cognitive disabilities are placed as victims in a criminal case, and how equal treatment for the group can be strengthened
Get an overview of restrictions on housing offers during the COVID-19 crisis, what the consequences are for affected residents and what it means in terms of human rights