US EditionMandate, Not a Request: Light for the World Urges Disability Inclusion in Refugee Aid
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By the end of 2024, more than 123 million people have been forced to leave their homes because of wars, persecution or violence, in search of protection.A painful record that, whether we like it or not, challenges us as a society.It is important, however, not to stay in the numbers but to think that there really is a human face behind each of those numbers.They are people, people like each of us, only marked by a story of fear and displacement, …
Mandate, not a request: Light for the World urges disability inclusion in refugee Aid
JUBA, South Sudan (Eye Radio) – As the world commemorates World Refugee Day today, a leading non-governmental organization is making a fervent call for greater inclusivity in humanitarian aid. Sophia Mohammed, the Country Director of Light for the World, is strongly encouraging all humanitarian actors supporting refugees in South Sudan to ensure persons with disabilities are fully integrated into their response and interventions. Mohammed emphas…
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