Abai Victor Asondo (LLM) did his Masters Degree Dissertation research in 2014 in the Faculty of Law and Political Science of the University of Yaounde II, Cameroon.
Here, you can have some insights of his research about this very important topic:
It is realized that disability still remains a grounds for exclusion, isolation, abuse and discrimination in the socio-economic sphere, even in cases where the disabled are skilled, their full protection and integration still remain difficult if not impossible.
Consequently, millions of children and adults in all parts of the world often face a life that is segregated and debased. It is on the strength of this that we at Bridgers Association Cameroon decided to advocate and seek solutions to the problems faced by the physically challenged/disabled persons in Cameroon.
At all moments this category of persons are in constant need of support of all sorts. They need material items such as walking/mobility aids (wheel chairs, white cane, disability shoes such as those used by Johnson in the picture above as well as crushes), auditory gadgets, ICT tools adapted to their needs such as computers for the blind etc. Financial support to establish small businesses to guarantee their financial autonomy and sustainability. Scholarship for the disabled, clothing, shelter, etc … come, you are welcome.
Your effort will always be a great contribution in the life of disabled people as you may just be taking them off the streets where some sit and beg and being public nuisance.
Download the UN Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities (CRPD)Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities