For the first time, a self-advocacy organization from South Sudan is participating in the Global Disability Summit. In an interview, Mauot Anyang, Chairperson of the South Sudan Association of the Visually Impaired, talks about his expectations for the meeting in Berlin. He emphasizes that persons with disabilities, especially in war and crisis zones, are at risk of being left behind. He sees the summit as an opportunity to raise more awareness for their concerns.
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