The Unicode Consortium has unveiled a new generation of emojis coming out this year, including images of people with disabilities. This week, a whole host of new emojis was unveiled by the Unicode Consortium, the organisation that manages the distribution of emojis around the world. It has announced that 230 new emojis will be making their way to platforms across the world during 2019. More inclusive emojisUnicode explained that it had been working towards more inclusive representation in emojis over the last number of years. As well as representation for people with disabilities, a new blood drop emoji is being introduced to symbolise menstruation.