Day 1 - 11th Annual Disability Rights in Africa Conference

Climate change and disability in Africa: A human rights response
The aim of the conference is two-fold: 1) to critically appraise laws, policies, practices, programmes, policies and ideologies that relate to the rights of persons with disabilities in Africa, in the context of climate change and 2) to suggest remedial responses (domestically, regionally and globally) to address violations of the rights of persons with disabilities in climate crises.
Session from Day 1:
Session A: Responses To Recent Climate Disasters in Africa
Session B: Legislation, Policy, And State Obligations
Session C: Climate Change and Persons with Albinism
Session D: The Role of Technology And Other Innovative Measures To Mitigate The Impact Of Climate Change On Persons With Disabilities In Africa
Session E: Climate Litigation
For more information, please visit: www.chr.up.ac.za/annual-conference-2023

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I am excited and encouraged by this information that you have shared here.
I did not know that there was a way where I can make a difference as I am only me. What a blessing to hear people who think the way I think speak out and give us ideas in ways which we can help further inclusiveness for all.
Especially the attention to relief efforts and what occurs when people already are in a bad situation and others have evil in mind.✌️🫶🌍🌎🌏❤️🫵