Rights to equality, self-determination, full citizenship, valued
recognition and respect from others are legally recognized and assured
for all people with intellectual disabilities.
Benchmarks for Achievement
People with intellectual disabilities have access to supports to exercise their full legal capacity.
Policies and practices that govern the use of genetic
technologies and end of life care respect human diversity and the
fundamental principles of community living.
Initiatives to advance equality rights and recognition of people
with intellectual disabilities are inclusive of diverse populations.
Initiatives to advance the equality rights and recognition of
youth, persons with FASD, aboriginal persons and other diverse
ethno-racial-cultural communities are taking intellectual disability in
to account.