
Human Rights Reporting
Driving systemic change and Advocating for a more inclusive and accessible world.
AccessibilityAtlas authors human rights reports to drive systemic change by advocating and lobbying for a more inclusive and accessible world. These reports highlight the barriers individuals with disabilities face in everyday life—whether in education, employment, public spaces, or digital accessibility—while also offering data-driven solutions to policymakers, institutions, and communities. Furthermore, we explore how economic policy shapes the rights of persons with disabilities and provide clear, actionable recommendations to harness economic tools in building a world for everybody, regardless of ability.
Experts worldwide have commended our work, utilising our reports to craft policies ensuring the participation of persons with disabilities in all walks of life.
United Nations Reports

Review of Accessibility in the European Union - 32nd Session of the CRPD

Review of The Republic of Finland - 33rd Session of the CRPD

Global Civic Engagement Review - 32nd Session of the CRPD

Review of The Republic of Mali - 33rd Session of the CRPD