The NZSL Board is for the promotion and maintenance of New Zealand Sign Language (NZSL); a strong, vibrant language, recognised and embraced by New Zealand society.
"We have a popular discourse that increasingly demeans and devalues those who, because of life's misfortunes, find themselves dependant on a welfare payment. But the injustice should not be overlooked just because it was difficult or inconvenient." "If it was unjust for the legal system to discriminate on the basis of where an injury was suffered, or whether fault could be established, then it is surely unjust to discriminate between incapacity caused by a physical injury and incapacity caused by sickness or disease." - Andrew Little Little: Change ACC illness 'injustice' - Stuff 2012
@baza03 жыл бұрын
"We have a popular discourse that increasingly demeans and devalues those who, because of life's misfortunes, find themselves dependant on a welfare payment. But the injustice should not be overlooked just because it was difficult or inconvenient." "If it was unjust for the legal system to discriminate on the basis of where an injury was suffered, or whether fault could be established, then it is surely unjust to discriminate between incapacity caused by a physical injury and incapacity caused by sickness or disease." - Andrew Little Little: Change ACC illness 'injustice' - Stuff 2012
@baza04 жыл бұрын
Probable the only place for work for deaf people in NZ. Don't miss out on a chance to have a almost decent life. Politicians care less for lessor citizens every year. I don't understand why disabled are treated like scum in NZ.
@baza04 жыл бұрын
I've no idea what you're saying, but most disabled people are treated as unwanted annoyances in NZ, I hope you get that sad fact.
@baza04 жыл бұрын
Perhaps ODI should be disabled friendly and not put a go nowhere phone number on their website. Disabled people get screwed over, it's the NZ way prescribed by our elders. The gaps between disabled NZers and abled, grows bigger every year.
@samredman55654 жыл бұрын
Nice one Cory!
@Rosie-jb6rv4 жыл бұрын
Could you please put some subtitles or a voice-over on these videos so that those of us who can not understand sign language can also benefit from this information? Ngā mihi
@NZSLboard4 жыл бұрын
Hi Rosie, thank you for your query. These videos are for Deaf people who wanted to review the New Zealand Disability Strategy in New Zealand Sign Language (NZSL). If you would like printed versions, you can find them linked via our website: www.odi.govt.nz/nz-disability-strategy/. We also have accessible versions in hard copy, which you can request for via: [email protected].
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"We have a popular discourse that increasingly demeans and devalues those who, because of life's misfortunes, find themselves dependant on a welfare payment. But the injustice should not be overlooked just because it was difficult or inconvenient." "If it was unjust for the legal system to discriminate on the basis of where an injury was suffered, or whether fault could be established, then it is surely unjust to discriminate between incapacity caused by a physical injury and incapacity caused by sickness or disease." - Andrew Little Little: Change ACC illness 'injustice' - Stuff 2012
"We have a popular discourse that increasingly demeans and devalues those who, because of life's misfortunes, find themselves dependant on a welfare payment. But the injustice should not be overlooked just because it was difficult or inconvenient." "If it was unjust for the legal system to discriminate on the basis of where an injury was suffered, or whether fault could be established, then it is surely unjust to discriminate between incapacity caused by a physical injury and incapacity caused by sickness or disease." - Andrew Little Little: Change ACC illness 'injustice' - Stuff 2012
Probable the only place for work for deaf people in NZ. Don't miss out on a chance to have a almost decent life. Politicians care less for lessor citizens every year. I don't understand why disabled are treated like scum in NZ.
I've no idea what you're saying, but most disabled people are treated as unwanted annoyances in NZ, I hope you get that sad fact.
Perhaps ODI should be disabled friendly and not put a go nowhere phone number on their website. Disabled people get screwed over, it's the NZ way prescribed by our elders. The gaps between disabled NZers and abled, grows bigger every year.
Nice one Cory!
Could you please put some subtitles or a voice-over on these videos so that those of us who can not understand sign language can also benefit from this information? Ngā mihi
Hi Rosie, thank you for your query. These videos are for Deaf people who wanted to review the New Zealand Disability Strategy in New Zealand Sign Language (NZSL). If you would like printed versions, you can find them linked via our website: www.odi.govt.nz/nz-disability-strategy/. We also have accessible versions in hard copy, which you can request for via: [email protected].