Seminar on the disability law 2018 and mosquito nets

Seminar Report: Understanding Sindh Disability Law 2018

Organized by All Sanghar Handicaps’ Association (ASHA)

Date: [Date]

Venue: ASHA Office and HANDS_ASHA Independent Living Center

Introduction:

On [Date], All Sanghar Handicaps’ Association (ASHA) hosted a seminar aimed at deepening the understanding of the Sindh Disability Law 2018. Held at the ASHA Office and HANDS_ASHA Independent Living Center, the seminar brought together stakeholders, activists, and community members to explore the significance of the CRPD Harmonized legislation in Sindh.

Speakers and Topics:

The seminar featured esteemed speakers who shed light on various aspects of disability rights and the legal framework in Sindh. They emphasized the importance of aligning local laws with the Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities (CRPD) to ensure the full inclusion and protection of persons with disabilities. Key topics included:

  1. Overview of the Sindh Disability Law 2018 and its provisions.
  2. The importance of CRPD Harmonized legislation in safeguarding the rights of persons with disabilities.
  3. Challenges and opportunities in implementing disability laws at the grassroots level.
  4. Strategies for enhancing accessibility and inclusivity for persons with disabilities in Sindh.

Distribution of Mosquito Nets:

As a practical gesture of support, mosquito nets were distributed among needy and poor persons with disabilities at the conclusion of the seminar. The distribution was facilitated by the Chief Guest, Amjad Azam, Additional District Health Officer, who expressed solidarity with the cause of disability rights and pledged continued support for inclusive initiatives.

Acknowledgment:

Mumtaz Mangi, President of ASHA, extended a warm welcome to all guests and participants. He expressed gratitude to the speakers for their insightful contributions and thanked the Chief Guest for his generous gesture in distributing mosquito nets to the vulnerable members of the community.

Conclusion:

The seminar served as a platform for dialogue, education, and advocacy on disability rights and legal frameworks in Sindh. It underscored the importance of collaborative efforts in advancing the rights and well-being of persons with disabilities. ASHA remains committed to promoting inclusivity, accessibility, and dignity for all members of the community, irrespective of ability.

Attendees:

The seminar was attended by members of ASHA, representatives from local organizations, government officials, activists, persons with disabilities, and concerned citizens.

Future Initiatives:

Moving forward, ASHA plans to organize more seminars, workshops, and awareness campaigns to further educate the community about disability rights and promote the effective implementation of relevant legislation. Through continued advocacy and partnership, ASHA aims to create a more inclusive and supportive environment for persons with disabilities in Sanghar and beyond.

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