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November 2020 marks 25 years since the passing of the Disability Discrimination Act in the UK.

All this week we're looking at milestones in the lives of disabled people around the world.

Today we're going to India in 1995

and a demonstration by disabled activists outside the country's parliament

for Hannah Heater reports. The Hader reports. The Hindi version of the song We Shall Overcome was a theme, but it was direct action that would lead to a change in India's legislation.

We organized this March. I remember talking to my father and even he sort of said,

look you're wasting your time you're a small minority nobody will listen to you

it's a waste of time.

Javedabidi was 30 in a disabled rights campaigner in 1995.

He was affected at birth with Spina Bifida and later confined to a wheelchair.

He grew up in a Ligar in Northern India where his father was a university lecturer.

One of the advantages of growing up in a small town is everybody is very helpful.

I was lucky enough to be able to go to a normal school.

I don't remember any extra facilities being made for me except of

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