Category Archives: Disabled People Fight Back

June 18, 2026: DOJ Memo Attacks Longstanding Protections for People With Disabilities

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Not Dead Yet (NDY) stands in solidarity with the disability community in its rejection of the U.S Department of Justice Memo released on Thursday June 18, 2026, that seeks to unilaterally overturn nearly three decades of federal integration policy. As NDY says tirelessly, people with disabilities want supports and services to live, not assistance to … Continue reading June 18, 2026: DOJ Memo Attacks Longstanding Protections for People With Disabilities →

May the Fourth Be with You: UK Assisted Suicide Bill Expires: NDY UK Ready for the Next Fight.

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Time Ran Out. But the Fight Didn’t. By NDY UK’s Convenor Phil Friend. April 25, 2026, as it appeared on NDY UK’s website HERE. Picture: Members of NDY UK and parliamentary allies in March last year, including Baroness Grey-Thompson (front row, second from right) Yesterday, the Terminally Ill Adults (End of Life) Bill fell. Not … Continue reading May the Fourth Be with You: UK Assisted Suicide Bill Expires: NDY UK Ready for the Next Fight. →

Disability Activists in the UK Push Back Against BBC and Terry Pratchett Promotion of Assisted Suicide

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Our disabled allies in the UK are currently experiencing – and fighting against – a potentially deadly assault on their lives and freedom.  The UK Government proposes to severely cut the many parts of the social safety net that disabled people of all ages depend on to live – and many just barely managing on … Continue reading Disability Activists in the UK Push Back Against BBC and Terry Pratchett Promotion of Assisted Suicide →