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Germany wants to promote inclusion worldwide, but has some catching up to do

Summary by Augsburger Allgemeine
In most disasters around the world, people with disabilities are affected more frequently and more severely. Germany wants to take action, including hosting a major summit in Berlin.
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Germany wants to promote inclusion worldwide, but has some catching up to do

In most disasters around the world, people with disabilities are affected more frequently and more severely. Germany wants to take action, including hosting a major summit in Berlin.

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Augsburger Allgemeine broke the news in on Friday, March 28, 2025.
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