Hate campaign against disabled people Articles

Action Campaign against The Guardian's hate campaign (2001) Action Notice - The Guardian, Manchester 31.8.01 -  (Photographs) Action Statement - "The Guardian : Promoting negatives attitudes towards disabled people"

Letters regarding The Guardian's hate campaign against disabled people (2001) Guardian letters - by Anne Pridmore (Re: Diary by Simon Hoggart, Aug. 2001 and "Rights are for the living" by Polly Toynbee, Aug. 2001). Rights for the living - by Simone Aspis (Re: "Rights are for the living" by Polly Toynbee, Aug. 2001). Polly Toynbee's ableism - by Lindsay Carter (Re: "Rights are for the living" by Polly Toynbee, Aug. 2001). None of us is a figment of anyone's imagination - by Deborah Sowerby (Re: Diary by Simon Hoggart, Aug. 2001) Toynbee wants it both ways - by Deborah Sowerby (Re: "Rights are for the living" by Polly Toynbee, Aug. 2001) Meet quite a lot of us! - by Victoria Lucas (Re: Simon Hoggart's Diary, Aug. 2001)

Links : Campaigners slam newspaper for "campaign of hate"

Letters to The Guardian after their hateful coverage of the conjoined Attard twins situation (2000) Daily Distortion, by Victoria Lucas (re "Hate that dare not speak its name by Kevin Toolis) Conjoined twins debate, by Lindsay Carter (re Kevin Toolis article) The issue at the heart of the Jodie and Mary case, by Dorothy Mallon and Lucy Wilkinson (re Kevin Toolis article) Offensive and damaging, by Vickie Heathcote (re Polly Toynbee Article "Two into one.. etc") Human Rights denied, by clair lewis (re Poly Toynbee article )

Other complaints to The Guardian (2000) Oppose injustice and promote equality! - by Deborah Sowerby (Re: "Golden boy who beat killer eel" by Reynolds Price) One that actually got published!! by deborah Sowerby ( Re "In for Life" by Wendy Moore) True stories - our own stories told by us, by Deborah Sowerby (Re "Off cuts" by Laurie Taylor and "Stack of ability & Right Guy for the job" by Kendra Inman) For disabled children, by Deborah Sowerby (Re "Give them a break", Society 20 September) Human rights means life not death, by Deborah Sowerby (re Leader October 2 2000 and Letters October 3 2000)