Tag: NothingAboutUsWithoutUs
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The rain has stopped, but the water is still coming – two days to watch, 1-2 October
Thai Meteorological Department: announcement No. 18, 28 September 05:00, the last for this event; rain left in the lower North, Central and East. This…
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Disability Employment: A Coin with Two Sides
People with disabilities keep telling me: disability employment Thailand has had a law for nearly 19 years, yet good jobs stay out of reach.…
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Stem Cell Treatment for Spinal Cord Injury
I’ve followed this issue for years, so when the news broke, I dug deeper. This is new hope for spinal cord injury stem cell…
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Japan’s 33rd Report on the Situation of Persons with Disabilities
Japan 🇯🇵 just released its Disability White Paper 2026 (Reiwa 8) — the 33rd consecutive edition. Since 1994, the government reports to the Diet…
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Singapore Proves It: 99.5% Good Infrastructure – Freedom Is the Next Step
Singapore 🇸🇬’s Disability Trends Report 2024 fascinating — from the Ministry of Social and Family Development (MSF), among the most complete disability datasets in…
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Bangkok Tomorrow
Wouldn’t it be amazing if Bangkok, in the future, became a city where everyone can travel easily and safely? Whether you’re a wheelchair user,…
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3 countries that reduced roads, increased sidewalks, connectivity, and public transportation
Imagine a country where over 500 children died from car accidents in a single year, then turned around to become the safest place in…
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Seoul’s Public Transport and Accessibility — Progress That Never Stops Moving Forward
Seoul’s subway is one of the largest mass transit systems in the world, with 9 lines and 7 million daily passengers. But what makes…
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Personal Assistant Systems for People With Disabilities: What Other Countries Do
I’ve been hearing a lot of discussion about personal assistants (PAs) and seeing different perspectives exchanged. I got curious—what are other countries doing? Sweden’s…
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Why Doesn’t Japan Have Wrong-Way Driving?
[Japan 🇯🇵] In Thailand, wrong-way driving has become almost normal. We see police chasing them, but they never catch them all. But in Japan,…

