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City views from a wheelchair
The article highlights the importance of comprehensive accessibility in the city, especially for people with disabilities, and explains how the lack of facilities can hinder their basic rights to work, education, and social participation. The report discusses the deterioration in the implementation of the Rights of Persons with Disabilities Law in Lebanon and calls for improvements in infrastructure, transportation, and the built environment to ensure the independence and dignity of wheelchair users. It also emphasizes the need to involve people with disabilities in the planning and evaluation processes, linking maintenance and follow-up procedures with clear reports. The focus is on the fact that providing inclusive access is a right, not just a service, and must enable everyone to move around freely and carry out their daily activities without obstacles.
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