Leaders Demand Rights for Marginalized Groups Amidst Constitutional Amendment Debate
Summary
Political leaders urge prioritizing rights of marginalized groups including persons with disabilities in constitutional amendment discussions, emphasizing capacity building and effective law implementation.
Key Points
- Political leaders demand prioritizing rights of marginalized groups, including persons with disabilities, in constitutional amendment debates.
- Leaders stress that political participation alone is insufficient and highlight the need for capacity building and accessible state services.
- MPs call for effective implementation of disability-related laws, local-level representation, and creation of a dedicated Disability Commission.
- Concerns raised about societal attitudes, misuse of disability identities, and need for rural-friendly infrastructure and inclusive policies.
