Rejected petition Add advocating for Disabled and Vulnerable people as a British Value

The current British values are "Democracy", "Rule of Law", "Individual Liberty", "Mutual Respect", and "Tolerance of different Faiths & Beliefs". Being disabled or becoming vulnerable is not a lifestyle, a choice, or a value; that is why advocating for those who can't as a core value brings cohesion

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By introducing "Advocating for Disabled and Vulnerable people" as a British Value, what too many already do through charities, lotteries, events (sponsored events), and campaigns will now be enshrined, communicated from early years, to citizens and residents, and naturalised citizens. A common, healthier understanding of being disabled and or vulnerable is achieved and being disabled or vulnerable is no longer an afterthought across all sectors.

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Why was this petition rejected?

It’s not clear what the petition is asking the UK Government or Parliament to do.

We are not sure in what context the request of the petition would apply. If you would like a change to the Spiritual, Moral, Social, and Cultural development curriculum then you could submit a petition on that

You might wish to sign this petition we have open: https://petition.parliament.uk/petitions/747072

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Date submitted 1 December 2025
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