‘We all must step up’ collective action on disability inclusion – UN deputy chief

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The international community has agreed truly ground-breaking frameworks to advance the rights of persons with disabilities, including in the context of development, but there remains a significant gap between these ambitions and the reality experienced daily by millions of persons with disabilities, UN Deputy Secretary-General Amina Mohammed told a conference in Doha on Saturday.

‘We all must step up’ collective action on disability inclusion – UN deputy chief
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