Demands included the withdrawal of the Israeli enemy, the return of prisoners, support for the right of displaced people to return to their towns and villages, extending state authority over them, backing the displaced, and speeding up reconstruction.
The Alliance urged that the abandoned vegetable and fruit market building in Ard Jalloul be designated as a model center for hosting displaced persons with disabilities, the elderly, and their families, and the establishment of inclusive shelters in every district.
To prevent the continued humiliation of disabled voters by carrying them on stairs in polling stations and to ensure respect for their human dignity, the Lebanese Union for Persons with Motor Disabilities organized a sit-in in front of the Government Serail in Beirut today, under the title “Towards an Inclusive Voting Process that Respects Diversity”. […]
The Lebanese Union for Persons with Motor Disabilities carried out a symbolic stand at the Beirut Fire Station and placed a wreath on the memorial inside the center in honor of the souls of the martyrs of humanitarian duty who were martyred from the Beirut Regiment during the suppression of the Beirut Port explosion fires, […]
The No to War campaign, which was the result of the immediate action of Lebanese civil society, led by the Lebanese Union for People with Disabilities, in May 2008, under the slogan “If you don’t agree, don’t come back!”, is a highly effective positive shock following the internal strife that Lebanon witnessed as a result […]
