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Het mocht natuurlijk al niet, maar nu staat het ook expliciet in Artikel 1 van de #grondwet. #Discriminatie op grond van een #handicap of seksuele gerichtheid is verboden. Er was gisteren veel aandacht in de landelijke pers. Hier vind je een overzicht:
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Greedy en Burny zoeken samen hun perfecte liefdevolle thuis. De broertjes zijn verlegen en hebben dus tijd nodig om te wennen. Ze zijn rond de 5 maanden en zijn geen kleine kinderen gewend. Een rustig thuis is het beste voor ze. Bel gerust als er vragen zijn 10-12u
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@renzeklamer@BramEndedijk Dit speelt al jaren en slachtoffers met een PGB blijven vaak met schulden achter wanneer zi'n bureau wordt opgerold omdat zij (onder dwang of onwetend) de declaraties hebben ondertekend
Who make awesome products and apps. I met several men who had given 20-30 years labor of love, to the world of accessible travel.
Starting in 2018, I had built an international accessible travel network. In 2019 some 40 people around the world were involved.
Then the pandemic
Killed travel.
In the meantime, there were website attacks, quite a few copy cats, and a loss of interest by the majority of the followers online.
Since last Christmas a daily post at the blog, a weekly newsletter, and many social media posts.
Reaching not even 100 people. So,
What does it tell you?
A database of 10.000+ checked accessible places, verified and updated accessibility information, the best review sites internationally, videos, photos, stories.
Social media following of 10.000+.
Only a few people see this.
So many sites and accounts are