 In March 2020, human rights campaigners cited concerns for the people with disability in the UK over the kingdom's new Coronavirus Act, which reportedly violates the said group's rights.Human Rights Watch, the UK National Survivor User Network (NSUN), and several other rights advocates have argued that the Act has severe consequences for the rights of the people with disabilities.Besides other powers, the bill includes one that allows the detention of people found suspicious of having contracted the COVID-19 for testing, which in turn eases the detention of people on mental health grounds, making the violation of fundamental human rights highly possible.