A group of Japanese with intellectual impairments have launched an internet broadcasting station of their own to have their voices heard and offer people opportunities to learn more about those with disabilities."Pansy Media," based in Higashiosaka, western Japan, broadcasts an online TV program once in a month, with many cast members and production staff having some kind of intellectual impairment.The 50-minute program, which began in September last year, offers news and documentaries, as well as a feature called "my history" in which a person talks about his or her personal background. Ea…READ FULL ARTICLE
