Latest news Spina Bifida (74) Prevention (59) Hydrocephalus (53) International Solidarity (37) Developing Countries (22) Human Rights (108) Network Development (59) Community Building (57) Right to Health (69) WSBHD (27) Ageing (14) Youth (30) Europe (68) Sexuality (7) SkiForAll (4) Vacancy (5) Women (1) 17 June 2019 IF Survey: What does ageing with SBH mean to you? Contribute to our exploratory European study on ageing with spina bifida and hydrocephalus! Read more 14 June 2019 IF advocates for birth registration at 12th COSP On12-14 June, IF Secretary General was in New York for the 12th session of the Conference of State Parties (COSP) to the UN Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities (CRPD), an annual event focused on discussing the progress on the implementation of the CRPD. Read more 13 June 2019 Work-Life Balance Directive adopted by the Council of the European Union Now that the European Work-Life Balance Directive has been finally adopted by the Council of the European Union, it's time for Member States to move towards its swift transposition. Why is it important for people with SBH? Read more 29 May 2019 Open Letter on the violation of the rights of young people with disabilities in institutional care IF, together with five other organisations working in disability rights, sent an open letter to the Romanian government expressing grave concerns about the violations of human rights of young persons with disabilities in Romanian institutional care. Read more 28 May 2019 Universal Health Coverage: Including Rare Diseases to leave no one behind During a side event organised by Rare Diseases International at the 72nd World Health Assembly, IF Secretary General talked about the importance of data in the areas of care and prevention, in the frame of Universal Health Coverage. Read more 27 May 2019 IF response to UN Special Rapporteur: key role of medical education IF’s response focuses on the key role of medical education in the primary prevention of neural tube defects and with regard to care for persons with spina bifida and hydrocephalus (SBH). Read more Previous Page Next Page