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 *Hierzu existiert auch eine deutsche Version: ![](session:de.disabilityinthepandemic.md)* 
 
+*Questo documento ha una versione in italiano: ![](session:it.disabilityinthepandemic.md)*
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 # A history of struggle against the disposability of disabled lives
 
 People with disabilities or chronic illnesses have been long subject to a denial of care. No matter where we are, we have had to contend with the shortfalls in medical treatment, adaptation of built environment, access to assistive technologies, personalised assistance and many other unmet requirements. However, we have equally been subject to imposition of care. We have had to wrestle our autonomy away from familial overprotection, forced institutionalisation and segregation in specialised institutions. There is a long history of our communities organising and struggling to overcome this double -- objective and subjective -- disablement.