On December 16, the UN Common Assembly adopted by general opinion the Resolution on the Legal rights of Persons with Disabilities, spearheaded by Greece and nine other countries (2022). More specifically, the Resolution concerns the promotion and mainstreaming of easy to understand communication for better access associated with Persons with Disabilities to information (“Promoting and Mainstreaming Easy to Understand Communication for Convenience for Persons with Disabilities”).
In particular, Greece tabled this Resolution along with Argentina, Brazil, Dominican Republic, El Salvador, Egypt, Guatemala, Mongolia, the Philippines, and Portugal.
In particular, the previous ones were a) the Resolution on the Safety of Journalists and the Problem of Impunity (submitted each two years and adopted unanimously in November 2021, with 112 Member States co-sponsoring it) and b) the particular Resolution on Return or even Restitution of Cultural House to the Countries of Origin (a purely Greek initiative, submitted every three years and adopted unanimously in December 2021, with 111 Member Says co-sponsoring it).
This is the 3rd Resolution that our country promotes and is adopted by the EL General Assembly in the last thirteen months.
The Resolution was co-sponsored by a total of 100 EL Member States, including all the Member States of the Eu.
