Dubai, Apr 04: A United Arab Emirates (UAE) charity has offered assistance to a Tunisian institution for deaf people.

Dhaka, Apr 03: The prime minister has urged all entrepreneurs to recruit disabled people in their organisations.

HOLLYWOOD, Apr 01: The largest tour company in Los Angeles is facing a lawsuit. Starline Tours is accused of discriminating against people with disabilities.

Vietnam, Mar 30: A festival for visually impaired people will be held for the first time in Hanoi on April 17 by the Hanoi Youth Union in collaboration with the Hanoi Blind Association. 

Mar 30: The Fiji National Council for Disabled Persons is looking into having discussions with government for the provision of more accessible buses in the future.

Mar 29: Some disabled passengers are being poorly treated at UK airports, Travel report has found.

Mar 29: A computer technology student at Surrey University has developed a visual tracking system that could help disabled people to use computers.

VietNamNet Bridge, Mar 29: A shortage of sign language materials and books is contributing to communication problems among hearing impaired people, Ha Noi Deaf Association chairman Le Van Anh says.

Mar 29: Russian engineers and researchers launch an ambitious programme for building an exoskeleton, aimed at helping people with diseases of the musculoskeletal system to move.

Mar 28: Cambodia remains littered with millions of unexploded devices left over from 30 years of civil war, the brutality of the Khmer Rouge and conflict with Vietnam.