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Health Minister Mike Nesbit in a suit stands next to the DPAC Northern Ireland logo and text opposing the Health & Social Care Reset Plan.
A large group of people, including wheelchair users, gather on a lawn in front of Big Ben and the Houses of Parliament, holding banners and signs.
Poster is Black and yellow with a picture of campaigners and the DPAC and NIPSA logos Stop the UC cuts bill Wednesday 9th July 12.30pm Erkine House, 20-32 Chichester Street, Belfast, BT1 4GF #WELFARENOTWARFARE
Disabled people from Omagh, join a group of protesters with banners and flags gather outside the UK Parliament, campaigning for disability rights and benefits reform. Text on the right reads "DWP Green Paper on Benefits Reform. Watch Now.
Image has a purple, white, red, white background At the top of the graphic on purple background is a red, purple and white megaphone with black lines coming out of it in white text it says Write to your MP to Vote against on 20th June On a white background there is an image of an envelope outlined in black in black text next to it says Friday 20th June will be the third reading of the bill this is the big one On a red background is a black and white image of houses of parliament in white text it says We need as many of us as possible. Write to your MP and ask them to vote against the assisted dying bill On a white background it says in black text stop the terminally ill adults end of life bill. The images are of organisations supporting which are not dead yet disability rights uk inclusion london and DPAC
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Image is on a purple, white red and white background At the top of the graphic on the purple background is a red and purple and white megaphone with black lines coming out in white text it says Friday 20th New location outside old palace yard and a white exclamation mark next to it Underneath on a white background in black text says Protest Against The Assisted Dying Bill Tell MPs we are #NotDeadYet Underneath on a red background is a black and white image of Houses of Parliament next to it in white text says We need as many people as possible to join us unutec against this bill demo starts at 8.30 am #KillTheBill Underneath on white background in black text says stop the terminally ill adults (end of life) bill The images of supporting organisations supporting the demo which is not dead yet disability rights Uk Inclusion london and DPAC
Image is on a dark grey background with light green text it says Stop Disability Benefit Cuts then a line underneath in light green text says rally in parliament square SW1P 3JX then a line underneath In lighter green text says Monday 30th June 4.30pm Underneath in light green box in grey text says #WelfareNotWarfare Image underneath is disabled people on a march with placards At the bottom of the graphic are the main supporting organisations logos
Image shows people gathered for the protest outside the offices of NICVA
Disabled people from Omagh, join a group of protesters with banners and flags gather outside the UK Parliament, campaigning for disability rights and benefits reform. Text on the right reads "DWP Green Paper on Benefits Reform. Watch Now.
Yellow sign with "Warning Scam Alert" and an icon of a person carrying a money bag, placed on a white keyboard background. A logo appears in the top right corner.
A group of people, including some in wheelchairs and high-visibility vests, gather inside a large historic hall with stone walls and arched windows.
The DPAC Northern Ireland logo with four raised fists and text announcing participation in a mass lobby against disability benefit cuts at Westminster.
Logo with four raised fists of different skin tones forming a cross, “DPAC” in a black triangle center, surrounded by text “Disabled People Against Cuts.” Below: “Questions MLAs Must Ask in Northern Ireland Assembly.”.
Logo for Disabled People Against Cuts (DPAC) Northern Ireland above a title: "Setting the Record Straight – Response to Inaccuracies in Labour MP Position on Disability Benefit Cuts.
Logo with four interlocked fists of different skin tones around a triangle labeled "DPAC," encircled by text "Disabled People Against Cuts," above "Northern Ireland." Title below image.
A group of people, some in wheelchairs, gather outdoors holding DPAC Northern Ireland signs under a "May the 4th Be With You" Star Wars Day banner.
Logo with four interlocked fists of different skin tones around a triangle labeled "DPAC," encircled by text "Disabled People Against Cuts," above "Northern Ireland." Title below image.
Petitions UK Government and Parliament
Logo with four interlocking fists of different skin tones and "DPAC" in the center, above the text: "Disability and Social Security Myth-Buster.
DPAC Northern Ireland logo with four interlocking fists in a circle and the text "Missing Information and Unanswered Questions" below.
Logo of Disabled People Against Cuts NI with four raised fists and text discussing concerns over government plans to cut social security for deaf and disabled people.
Tony stands at a lectern giving a presentation in a modern classroom, with a projection screen, computer monitor, and several green water bottles visible.
TALK TO YOUR MP It's one of the strongest ways to influence them - if you have the spoons. VISIT YOUR MP'S SURGERY Meet your MP face-to-face at a local advice surgery Contact their office to arrange an appointment GO PREPARED Bring a short, clear statement about why you oppose the cuts to disability benefits Consider taking someone with you for support This is about your rights. Your story matters. dpacni.com
A group of protesters, including a woman with a megaphone and a person in a wheelchair, gather outside Eskrine House holding signs and flags.
Logo for DPAC Northern Ireland over a pastel flag background, with text reading: "Supreme Court Ruling: A Step Backwards for Equality – DPAC Northern Ireland.
Protest poster opposing Labour's welfare cuts, featuring a megaphone, DPAC NI logo, Labour logo with rip through it, and details for a rally at Eskrine House, Belfast, on Monday at 1 PM.
Red text on a white background states: "50% of children with a disabled parent currently live in poverty in our country.
Text reading: "4.7 million disabled people are living in poverty in our country" in bold red letters on a white background.
Text stating: "More than 69% of people using food banks are disabled." Below is a drawing of a fork, plate, and knife.
Text in bold letters reads: "Rich people don't die from fair taxes. Disabled people do die from welfare cuts!" A red dripping effect is in the upper right corner.
4.7 MILLION DISABLED PEOPLE ARE LIVING IN POVERTY IN OUR COUNTRY
Protest announcement image with text: "Protest Against Disability Benefit Cuts," scheduled for 1pm, April 14, 2025, at Erskine House, Belfast. Includes hashtag #WelfareNotWarfare.
Logo of Northern Ireland DPAC with four arms forming a circle, text announces a protest against disability benefit cuts. Hashtag #WelfareNotWarfare is included.
Text overlaid on an image of Derry's Peace Bridge, with Guildhall in background. Reads: "#WELFARENOTWARFARE DPAC DAY OF ACTION GUILDHALL DERRY 1PM TOMORROW." Silhouettes of people, including one in a wheelchair, at the bottom.
Poster for DPAC Day of Action in Derry on March 26, 1-1:30 PM, titled "Welfare Not Warfare. Includes hashtags #WelfareNotWarfare and #EndLaboursWarOnDisabledPeople, with website info dpac.uk.net and a cartoon of Rachel Reeve in burgler clothes, with swag bag over her shoulder. Wording on bag "Disability Benefits"
A collage of newspaper headlines discusses Labour's stance on assisted dying and proposed cuts to disability benefits. Telegraph Labour 'cfortable' with private firms providing assisted dying Independent Labour 'to slash disability benefits for1 million people' as part ofhuge welfare cuts Disabled People Against Cuts Northern Ireland Faded picture of Keir Starmer behind UK Government outside 10 Downing Street