The Centre for Disability, Entrepreneurship and Public Policy has appealed to voters to exercise patience and lend a helping hand to people living with disability during Saturday December 7 elections.
“ On December 7, let us ensure that no Ghanaian is left behind”
The Centre indicated that, Ghanaians should prioritize peace and respect every individuals opinion.
“As Ghana approaches the December polls, let us remember that democracy is not merely a process, it is a promise. A promise that every voice matters, every vote counts and every individual deserves respect and dignity”.
The Centre in a statement reaffirmed its collective comitment to inclusion, empathy and patience as it marked international day for persons with disabilities.
“On this International Day of Persons with Disabilities, we reaffirm our collective commitment to inclusion, empathy and patience. For many within the disability community, voting often presents unique challenges. However, together, we can make this election a reflection of good governance and equal participation”.
The statement added that, “to our voters: Show care. Exercise patience. Lend a helping hand when needed. A society that uplifts its most vulnerable members is one founded on strength and justice. On December 7, let us ensure that no Ghanaian is left behind”.
The Centre made the appeal as the world join hands to celebrate International Day for Persons With Disabilities.
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A CALL TO DIGNITY: EMBRACING INCLUSION AT THE POLLS
As Ghana approaches the December 7 polls, let us remember that democracy is not merely a process, it is a promise. A promise that every voice matters, every vote counts, and every individual deserves respect and dignity.
On this International Day of Persons with Disabilities, we reaffirm our collective commitment to inclusion, empathy and patience. For many within the disability community, voting often presents unique challenges. However, together, we can make this election a reflection of good governance and equal participation.
To our voters: Show care. Exercise patience. Lend a helping hand when needed. A society that uplifts its most vulnerable members is one founded on strength and justice. On December 7, let us ensure that no Ghanaian is left behind.
By leading with compassion and understanding, we can demonstrate that Ghana’s democracy shines brightest when it honors the dignity and humanity of all its citizens.
