Raising awareness for people living with disabilities was the center of attention on December 4, 2023 in Assoso, in the commune of Kasavubu, thanks to the KABITSHI association. Under the theme “United in action to remove disabled people from begging in the city of Kinshasa and in the DRC”, this campaign helped to highlight the difficulties faced by disabled people and to find solutions for them. help.
The awareness day began with a prayer, symbolizing the importance of entrusting this cause to a higher force. The general secretary of the association then took the floor to explain the objective of the meeting, which was to create a space for exchange with people with disabilities, in order to understand their needs and work together to find concrete solutions.
During the speeches, blind people expressed their gratitude to the organizers and shared the difficulties they face on a daily basis. They particularly highlighted the difficulties of access to education for their children and the lack of consideration they receive in the Democratic Republic of Congo. However, despite these challenges, they expressed their hope to see changes happening thanks to KABITSHI’s commitment.
The association reassured people with disabilities of its support and determination to make their voices heard by the competent authorities. This awareness day is part of the commemoration of the International Day of People with Disabilities, celebrated every December 3.
In order to continue to raise awareness of this issue, numerous articles have been published on the KABITSHI blog. Here are some of these articles which offer a new look at the situation of people living with disabilities:
– “Drug consumption in West Africa: a constantly increasing problem requiring urgent solutions”. This article highlights the specific challenges faced by people with disabilities in the context of drug use in West Africa.
– “Redeployment of electoral kits in Bolobo: how the CENI ensures voter participation in the next elections in the DRC”. This article highlights efforts to ensure the participation of people with disabilities in electoral processes in the Democratic Republic of Congo.
– “National solidarity in Gondwana: a bulwark against the difficulties of everyday life”. This article highlights solidarity initiatives in favor of people living with disabilities in Gondwana, and highlights the importance of solidarity in overcoming difficulties.
– “The tense political climate between Moïse Katumbi and Martin Fayulu: an unlikely alliance in sight”. This article analyzes the political implications of the tensions between political leaders Moïse Katumbi and Martin Fayulu and raises questions about the impact on people with disabilities.
– “Guinea-Bissau shaken by the dissolution of parliament: what future for democracy?” This article examines the impact of the dissolution of parliament in Guinea-Bissau on the rights and representation of people with disabilities in the country.
– “Presidential race in the DRC: Moïse Katumbi and Félix Tshisekedi compete for victory in a tense electoral campaign”. This article analyzes the issues of the presidential campaign in the DRC and highlights the importance for people with disabilities to be taken into account in political programs.
– “Tunisia’s commitment to solidarity: Kaïs Saïed welcomes the wounded Palestinians in Tunis”. This article highlights international solidarity actions towards people living with disabilities, focusing on the reception of injured Palestinians in Tunisia.
– “RAWBANK and Vitol united in the fight against global warming in the DRC: an investment of 20 million dollars for renewable energies and the preservation of biodiversity”. This article highlights environmental awareness and investment initiatives in renewable energies to improve the quality of life of people living with disabilities in the DRC.
– “Sending young Malawian workers to Israel sparks controversy.” This article examines criticism surrounding the program to send young Malawian workers to Israel and raises questions about working conditions and the rights of people with disabilities in this context.
– “Shock analysis reveals major inconsistencies in key DRC election figures”. This article highlights the challenges faced by people living with disabilities during electoral processes in the Democratic Republic of Congo and calls for better consideration of their needs.
These articles offer a diversity of perspectives on the situation of people living with disabilities, highlighting both the challenges they face and the initiatives aimed at supporting them. Through awareness and collective action, it is possible to change mentalities and improve the living conditions of people with disabilities. The KABITSHI blog continues to play an important role in disseminating this information and in promoting a more inclusive and supportive society.
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