Rough diamonds
In developed societies, differently-abled persons (DAPs) are given extra attention and infinite opportunities to excel in life. In Pakistan, they are considered to be burdens and are treated with disdain. They are forced to live in dark corners of their homes and are often denied educational opportunities. In some cases such people are kicked out of their homes and are forced to beg or live at NGO-run shelters. If ever some child is born in a family willing to help, he/she must then face discrimination from those outside the family.
We should create a conducive environment for differently-abled people by providing them with facilities and services. Even more importantly, there is a need to create awareness for behaviour change. If we can provide a healthy and stable environment for the differently-abled, they will be able to contribute to the development of the nation.
Gulsher Panhwer
Johi
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