The video presentation "Inclusion is a Human Right" explains the concept of inclusion. Persons with disabilities share their perspectives on inclusion. The video was produced as part of the campaign of the same name by the Community of Associations of Persons with Disabilities of Croatia (Zajednica saveza osoba s invaliditetom Hrvatske), which aimed to support the adoption of the Act on the Inclusive Allowance and to establish a comprehensive inclusive approach to equalising opportunities for persons with disabilities and those without disabilities.

Watch the video presentation titled Inclusion is a human right.

Duration: 2 minutes and 24 seconds

Subtitles and a transcript, Inclusion is a human right are available for the video presentation.  

Inclusion does not mean excluding persons with disabilities from social activities in which persons without disabilities participate. Inclusion is not limited to the physical presence of persons with disabilities. Inclusion means the participation of persons with disabilities on an equal basis, ensuring opportunities and accommodations according to individual needs. Inclusion is having adapted transportation. Inclusion is when you help me decide. Inclusion is understanding what you are saying. Let us start the wheel of inclusion together. Inclusion is when I can participate in events of my own choosing. Inclusion is a society without limitations. Inclusion is the right to an accessible labour market and dignified work. Inclusion is having help at home. Inclusion is information in Braille. Inclusion is understanding that deafblind persons need three times more time, even with an interpreter. Inclusion is an adapted educational institution. Inclusion is a universal human right.
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