The unrest in Nepal has already cost many lives. For people with disabilities, the situation is particularly dangerous - when the streets become unsafe and community support stops, it is the most marginalised who suffer the most.
Women with disabilities in low-income countries suffer more than others. But there are grassroots movements that make sure their voices are heard!
”If we don't organise, we will not be heard.” So says Sitaram Ojha, Secretary General of NDFN, when MyRight meets him in Kathmandu.
Ignorance and poverty almost cost Maria Mapunda her life. But thanks to Asbath, she has received care and her family has gained knowledge.
MyRight's new Secretary General Mohammed Mohsen wants to strengthen both the organisation and the wider disability rights movement. Read more here.
On 3 December, the 33rd International Day of Persons with Disabilities was celebrated with a large ceremony in Kathmandu.
In Bolivia, people with disabilities face enormous challenges every day. But through our amazing partner organisations, lives are being changed.
People with disabilities are being hit hard by the effects of the climate crisis. Next year, MyRight will launch a project to include people with disabilities in climate action.
They are united by the fight for everyone's right to control their own lives. Read about an inspiring collaboration!
Döve Ranjan didn't learn sign language until he was nine years old. But with hard work and support, he has come a long way.
