What you need to know about disability and armed conflict -A one-hour crash course Followed by one-hour session of lessons learned from Bosnia Herzegovina and Q&A
The government has decided to reallocate money from the development assistance budget to the refugee reception center, read more about this. Due to this, ForumCiv has informed that they
Cristiana Fonseca Mayorga and Rosario Fonseca Mayorga are twin sisters who were both born deaf. They are 19 years old and live in Managua, Nicaragua. The sisters have
Do you want to reduce discrimination against people with disabilities and contribute to children in Sweden thinking of action power and strength when they think of disability?
”Du har inte möjlighet att ta dig ur Ukraina. Du har inte ens möjlighet att sätta dig i säkerhet under en bombattack. När omvärlden planerar
There are approximately 2.7 million people with disabilities in Ukraine. The vast majority of them have no opportunity to get out of the country. Many people cannot even get to safety during an emergency situation.
Now you who are a member of MyRight's member organizations can send in nominations to our board. MyRight's board consists of seven representatives from our various member organizations
On March 11, the MyRight webinar "Peace for All" held on how the situation in crisis and conflict sees how for people with disabilities, and how they
MyRight does not have its own operations in Ukraine, but would like to remind you of the fact that people with disabilities are particularly hard hit by crises and armed
17-year-old Sada Igikundiro was born deaf and when she was six years old she also lost her sight. Sada could no longer communicate with the outside world and life turned into a passive waiting at home for another day to pass. But thanks to a project where deafblind people learn to communicate using tactile sign language, her life changed.
