From steps to enter shops, to train stations without elevators or with broken escalators, to the lack of empathy from the staff member on duty, complaints about violations of the rights of people with disabilities are on the rise, although very few of those affected decide to take the step of reporting them. This is confirmed by the latest report prepared by Ecom, the foundation that brings together organizations in the sector, which in 2024 collected 352 cases, 50% more than the previous year. "We would never stop filing complaints; we experience a constant violation of our rights," explain the people interviewed for the report that summarizes their daily lives.