Embassy of Autistan to the European Union
Website of the Embassy of Autistan to the European Union, devoted to representing Autistan to the European Union and providing information on relations between the European Union and autism.
Website of the Embassy of Autistan to the European Union, devoted to representing Autistan to the European Union and providing information on relations between the European Union and autism.
International non-profit association based in Brussels, bringing together more than 90 autism organizations from 40 European countries and working for the rights and quality of life of autistic people and their families.
Research chapter published by Springer in 2015 on domestic laws and plans or strategies for protecting the rights of autistic people, with a comparative review of several countries and policies in education and employment in particular.
European Council of Autistic People (EUCAP) is a European umbrella organization bringing together national and regional organizations led by autistic people. It promotes their representation, participation in public debate and cross-border cooperation in Europe.
Website of the European Network of (Ex-)Users and Survivors of Psychiatry (ENUSP), a European federation of organizations and people who use or have survived psychiatry, committed to human rights and self-determination.
European network led by disabled people, devoted to independent living, personal assistance, deinstitutionalization, self-determination and participation of persons with disabilities.
Joint handbook of the European Union Agency for Fundamental Rights and the Council of Europe, published in 2016, presenting key European principles on access to justice in civil and criminal matters.
Report of the Council of Europe Commissioner for Human Rights following his visit to France from September 22 to 26, 2014, addressing several human rights issues, including the situation of persons with disabilities.
Collection published in 2017 by Plon/Place des éditeurs, bringing together chronicles by Josef Schovanec broadcast on Europe 1’s “Carnets du monde” program. Josef Schovanec is autistic and the book is in French.