Dialogue which includes all persons and driven by ethno religious realms is what we need to pose and form solutions. Silence doesn't pose a way out. We need to talk and forge solutions. Instead of waking up one day to war which drains all of us. @HelgaAkao
All forms of discrimination based on human differences steal from all of us the chance to do better together. Different people have different ideas, energy and efficiency. But we exonerate and criminalize some for petty differences.@EdoruMartin
Human beings are initially born equal. However society creates classes based on colour, tribe, clans, religion to elevate some and drop others. This has drained us and we all lose out hence the need to come up and fight for us all.
On our last day of the #irecognise campaign, we see the vital need for diversity. Social inclusion and diversity is what defines humanity. We are all born equal right as human beings. @LTMmak @icermediation @RestoreDialogu1 @enidenilora @Joy76586134 @EdoruMartin @HelgaAkao
The #irecognise campaign is sponsored by the Living Together Movement under Restore Dialogue Uganda a project of the ICERM International. @RestoreDialogu1@ICERM
On our fourth day of the #irecognise campaign. We base on the elderly persons in our communities. Their vast call to be included is heard in the desert. Age is just a number. They have voices, ideas, vast experiences and the best custodians of life. Their inclusion matters.
On our third day of the #irecognise campaign is the women of this world. It's a he for she world that we need and deserve. It's an equitable world that we implore for. And together we can achieve a whole human race goal.
#IRecognize that PWDs are a critical part of our communities and the protection of them is crucial. If we are to grow into a harmonious community, the recognition of the vulnerabilities PWDs face and the necessity for their protection is core to the agenda of social inclusion.
Day 2;
#IRecognize#YourIdeasMatter
We recognize that persons with disabilities form a basic part of our society and deserve recognition especially concerning their rights to access and specialized services like rehabilitation. They also deserve equalized opportunities.