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Rights of People with Intellectual Disabilities - Access to Education and Employment
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Romania - Country overview
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ROMANIA - Rights of People with Intellectual Disabilities: Access to Education and Employment
People with intellectual disabilities in Romania face limited education and employment opportunities. This is revealed by the monitoring report, Rights of People with Intellectual Disabilities: Access to Education and Employment in Romania, released on 31 August 2005 in Mamaia, Romania, at the conference "Community living for persons with intellectual disabilities." The monitoring report was produced by the Open Society Institute (EUMAP and Mental Health Initiative) in cooperation with the Romanian organisation Pentru Voi. It is part of a series of fourteen country reports on the rights of people with intellectual disabilities in Europe, focusing on their access to education and employment. The reports monitor the degree to which existing international standards and national legislation are heeded and applied. Each report contains a list of concrete recommendations for improving policies, and ensuring the implementation of these policies in practice. To receive a copy of the report, please use the Publication order form. Press Releases31 August 2005: Romanians with Intellectual Disabilities Rejected from Schools and Jobs ReportsRights of People with Intellectual Disabilities: Access to Education and Employment in Romania (Trouble downloading? Traffic might be high. Download a copy of the English-language report from the MHI website.) Drepturile persoanelor cu dizabilitati intelectuale - Accesul la educatie si angajare Launch of the EUMAP report on the Rights of People with Disabilities in Romania, Mamaia, 31 August 2005. From the right: Miriam Anati (EUMAP), Raluca Nica (Romanian League for Mental Health), Judith Klein (MHI) and Teodor Mircea Alexiu (West University, Timisoara). Summary ReportReporterRaluca Nica Raluca Nica is the Executive Director of the Romanian League for Mental Health, an NGO based in Bucharest. Recent projects implemented by the League for Mental Health include developing a mental health resource centre, and training in capacity-building for other mental health NGOs. She has also served as a manager for the project ''Enhancing Social Cohesion through Strengthening Community Mental Health Services in South Eastern Europe'', under the Stability Pact. Raluca has an MBA from Case Western Reserve University (USA). Partner NGOFoundation Pentru Voi, Romania Pentru Voi is a Romanian nongovernmental organisation working to improve the quality of life of people with intellectual disabilities. Based in Timisoara, Pentru Voi provides community-based services to 110 people with intellectual disabilities and their families. Dezideriu Gergely asks a question at the launch of the Romania report on rights of people with intellectual disabilities A joint initiative of:Open Society Institute - EUMAP Open Society Institute - Mental Health Initiative Recommended resourcesRecommended links eumap.org Library eumap.org Online journal, June 2003: "Persons with Mental Disabilities: Invisible Citizens?" International Press and Web CoverageInclusion Europe Weekly Information Letter: "EUMAP - EU Monitoring and Advocacy Program Reports on the Rights of People with Intellectual Disabilities" CRIN Disability News: "Rights of People with Intellectual Disabilities: Access to Education and Employment in Romania" Inclusion International Calendar: "National Conference: Community living for persons with intellectual disabilities – employment" Mental Disability Advocacy Center website (homepage): "EUMAP/OSI MHI: Romania - Rights of People with Intellectual Disabilities" Romania EU List: "Romanii cu dizabilitati intelectuale sunt respinsi din scoli si de la locurile de munca" Voluntar: Evenimente ONG in Romanian |
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