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<DIV style="FONT: 10pt arial"><B>Subject:</B> Re: [khuyet-tat] Re :
[Disability-vn] International Day of Personswith Disabilities - Thursday, 3
December 2009</DIV>
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<P></P>Cac anh chi than men<BR><BR>Dien dan xin gui lai bai dich ve Ngay NKT
nam 2009 bang ca 2 thu tieng Anh va Viet.<BR><BR>Rat cam on chi Ly da goi y
mot chu de rat hay va huu ich.<BR><BR>Than men<BR><BR>Lan
Anh<BR>----------<BR><BR>Dear Friends<BR><BR>Disability Forum would like to
send you the Vietnamese version of thame for the International Day of PWDs
2009.<BR><BR>You can see both English and Vietnamese version. (This is draft
of translation)<BR><BR>Thank you Ms Ly contribute the name in Vietnamese
language.<BR><BR>All the best<BR><BR>Lan Anh<BR><BR>
<DIV class=gmail_quote>2009/10/12 Pham thi Cam Ly <SPAN dir=ltr><<A
href="mailto:ptcly@yahoo.fr">ptcly@yahoo.fr</A>></SPAN><BR>
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style="PADDING-LEFT: 1ex; MARGIN: 0pt 0pt 0pt 0.8ex; BORDER-LEFT: rgb(204,204,204) 1px solid">theo
minh, khong nen dich chu "empowerment" la "trao quyen" ma nen dung tu "nang
cao vi the" thi chinh xac hon.<BR><BR>toi de xuat mot phuong an dich cho
khau hieu nhu sau:<BR><BR>"Vì Mục Tiêu Thiên Niên Kỷ Hoà Nhập:<BR>Nâng cao
vị thế Người Khuyết Tật<BR>và<BR>Cộng đồng của họ khắp năm
châu"<BR><BR>Ly<BR>
<DIV class=im><BR>“Making the MDGs Inclusive:<BR>> Empowerment of persons
with disabilities<BR>> and their communities around the
world<BR><BR><BR></DIV>Ly<BR><BR>--- En date de : Lun 12.10.09, Nguyen
Thi Lan Anh <<A
href="mailto:lananh@idea.org.vn">lananh@idea.org.vn</A>> a
écrit :<BR><BR>> De: Nguyen Thi Lan Anh <<A
href="mailto:lananh@idea.org.vn">lananh@idea.org.vn</A>><BR>> Objet:
[Disability-vn] International Day of Persons with Disabilities - Thursday, 3
December 2009<BR>> À: "Disability-vn list" <<A
href="mailto:disability-vn@ngocentre.org.vn">disability-vn@ngocentre.org.vn</A>><BR>>
Date: Lundi 12 Octobre 2009, 9h25<BR>
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<DIV class=h5>> Cac anh chi va cac ban than men<BR>><BR>> Ngay
nguoi khuyet tat quoc te 3/12/2009 co chu de tam dich:<BR>> cung tien toi
Muc tieu thien nien ky hoa nhap; trao quyen<BR>> cho NKT va cong dong cua
ho tren khap the gioi.<BR>> Chung toi se gui toi cac anh chi ban dich
tieng Viet ngay<BR>> sau khi dich xong.<BR>><BR>><BR>> Than
men<BR>><BR>> Lan Anh<BR>><BR>><BR>><BR>> International
Day of Persons with Disabilities - Thursday,<BR>> 3 December
2009<BR>><BR>> “Making the MDGs Inclusive:<BR>> Empowerment of
persons with disabilities<BR>> and their communities around the
world”The<BR>> annual observance of the International Day of Persons
with<BR>> Disabilities on 3 December, aims to promote an
understanding<BR>> of disability issues, the rights of persons
with<BR>> disabilities and gains to be derived from the integration
of<BR>> persons with disabilities in every aspect of the
political,<BR>> social, economic and cultural life of their communities.
The<BR>> Day provides an opportunity to mobilize action to
achieve<BR>> the goal of full and equal enjoyment of human rights
and<BR>> participation in society by persons with disabilities,<BR>>
established by the World Programme of Action concerning<BR>> Disabled
Persons, adopted by the United Nations General<BR>> Assembly in
1982.<BR>><BR>><BR></DIV></DIV>> BackgroundGlobally, almost one in
ten<BR>
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<DIV class=h5>> people is a person living with a disability and
recent<BR>> studies indicate that persons with disabilities
constitute<BR>> up to 20 per cent of the population living in poverty
in<BR>> developing countries. Many persons with disabilities<BR>>
continue to face barriers to their participation in their<BR>>
communities and are often forced to live on the margins of<BR>>
society. They often face stigma and discrimination and are<BR>>
routinely denied basic rights such as food, education,<BR>> employment,
access to health and reproductive health<BR>> services. Many
persons with disabilities are also forced<BR>> into institutions, a
direct breach of the rights to freedom<BR>> of movement and to live in
their communities.<BR>><BR>><BR>> The United Nations has a long
history of promoting the<BR>> rights and well-being of all people,
including persons with<BR>> disabilities. The Organization has worked to
ensure their<BR>> full and effective participation in the civil,
political,<BR>> economic, social and cultural spheres on an equal basis
with<BR>> others in order to achieve a society for all. The<BR>>
Organization’s commitment to the full and equal enjoyment<BR>> of all
human rights by persons with disabilities is deeply<BR>> rooted in a
quest for social justice and equity in all<BR>> aspects of societal
development. The World Programme of<BR>> Action concerning Disabled
Persons and the Standard Rules on<BR>> Equalization of Opportunities for
Persons with Disabilities<BR>> translated the Organization’s commitment
into an<BR>> international policy framework, which has been
further<BR>> strengthened by the Convention on the Rights of Persons
with<BR>> Disabilities, an international legal instrument, to
empower<BR>> persons with disabilities to better their lives and that
of<BR>> their communities around the world.<BR>><BR>><BR>>
MDGs and persons with disabilitiesThe<BR>> United Nations and the
global community continue to work for<BR>> the mainstreaming of persons
with disabilities in all<BR>> aspects of society and development.
Although many<BR>> commitments have been made to include disability and
persons<BR>> with disabilities in development, the gap between policy
and<BR>> practice continues. <BR>><BR>><BR>> Ensuring that
persons with disabilities are integrated<BR>> into all development
activities is essential in order to<BR>> achieve internationally agreed
development goals, such as<BR>> the Millennium Development Goals
(MDGs). The MDGs can only<BR>> be achieved if persons with
disabilities and their family<BR>> members are included. This in turn
will ensure that people<BR>> with disabilities and their family members
benefit from<BR>> international development initiatives. Efforts to
achieve<BR>> the MDGs and implement the Convention are interdependent
and<BR>> mutually reinforcing.<BR>><BR>><BR>> More information
on the MDGs and persons with<BR>> disabilities[<A
href="http://www.un.org/disabilities/default.asp?id=1470"
target=_blank>http://www.un.org/disabilities/default.asp?id=1470</A>]<BR>><BR>><BR>>
An Important Tool for Action: Community-Based<BR>> Rehabilitation (CBR) a
bridge between policy and<BR></DIV></DIV>> practiceA thriving approach to
integrate persons<BR>
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<DIV class=h5>> with disabilities in development that is practiced in
over<BR>> 90 countries around the world is community-based<BR>>
rehabilitation (CBR). CBR is part of the general<BR>>
community-development strategy intended to reduce poverty,<BR>> equalize
opportunities and involve individuals with<BR>> disabilities in society.
CBR is a flexible, dynamic and<BR>> adaptable strategy to different
socio-economic conditions,<BR>> terrain, cultures and political systems
throughout the<BR>> world. It includes access to health care,
education,<BR>> livelihood, community participation and
inclusion.<BR>> Empowerment of disabled people and their family members
are<BR>> key components of a good CBR programme.<BR>><BR>><BR>>
CBR provides a link between people with disabilities and<BR>> development
initiatives. CBR is implemented through the<BR>> combined efforts
of persons with disabilities, their<BR>> families, organizations and
communities, and relevant<BR>> government and non-governmental
organizations (NGOs) working<BR>> in the development sector. CBR works to
ensure development<BR>> initiatives are inclusive of people with
disabilities and is<BR>> increasingly considered as an essential
component of<BR>> community development. Through community action
it serves<BR>> to empower persons with disabilities (individually
and<BR>> within groups) to realize their rights and promote
respect<BR>> for their inherent dignity, ensuring that they have the
same<BR>> rights and opportunities as other community
members.<BR>><BR>><BR>> This year, new ideas and options may be
further explored<BR>> as to how CBR can be used as a tool in
operationalizing<BR>> CRPD, Inclusive MDGs, similar national legislations
and<BR>> highlight the crucial importance of the inclusion and<BR>>
participation of persons with disabilities and their<BR>> contributions
in the development of their societies.<BR>><BR>><BR>> More
information on Community-Based Rehabilitation[<A
href="http://www.who.int/disabilities/cbr/en/index.html"
target=_blank>http://www.who.int/disabilities/cbr/en/index.html</A>]<BR>><BR>><BR>>
How the Day may be<BR></DIV></DIV>> observedInclude: Observance of
the Day<BR>
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<DIV class=h5>> provides opportunities for participation by all
interested<BR>> parties–Governmental, non-governmental and the
private<BR>> sector–to focus upon catalytic and innovative measures
to<BR>> further implement international norms and standards
related<BR>> to persons with disabilities. Schools, universities
and<BR>> similar institutions can make particular contributions
with<BR>> regard to promoting greater interest and awareness
among<BR>> interested parties of the social, cultural, economic,
civil<BR>> and political rights of persons with
disabilities.<BR>><BR>><BR>> Organize: Hold forums, public
discussions and<BR>> information campaigns in support of the Day focusing
on<BR>> disability issues and trends and ways and means by which<BR>>
persons with disabilities and their families can be further<BR>>
integrated in the development of their communities.<BR>><BR>><BR>>
Celebrate: Plan and organize performances<BR>> everywhere to
showcase - and celebrate - the contributions<BR>> by persons with
disabilities to the communities in which<BR>> they live and convene
exchanges and dialogues focusing on<BR>> the rich and varied skills,
interests and aspirations of<BR>> persons with
disabilities.<BR>><BR>><BR>> Take Action: A major focus of the
Day is<BR>> practical action to further implement international
norms<BR>> and standards concerning persons with disabilities and
to<BR>> further their participation in social life and
development<BR>> on the basis of equality. The media have
especially<BR>> important contributions to make in support of the
observance<BR>> of the Day - and throughout the year - regarding
appropriate<BR>> presentation of progress and obstacles
implementing<BR>> disability-sensitive policies, programmes and projects
and<BR>> to promote public awareness of the contributions by
persons<BR>> with disabilities to the development of their<BR>>
communities.<BR>><BR>><BR>> Themes and observances of
previous<BR>> years:<BR>><BR>> 2008: "Convention on the Rights of
Persons<BR>> with Disabilities: Dignity and justice for all of<BR>>
us"<BR>><BR>><BR>><BR>> 2007: "Decent work for persons
with<BR>> disabilities" <BR>> 2006:
"E-Accessibility" <BR>> 2005: "Rights of Persons with Disabilities:
Action in<BR>> Development" <BR>> 2004: "Nothing about Us without
Us" <BR>><BR>><BR>><BR>> 2003: "A voice of our
own" <BR>> 2002: "Independent Living and Sustainable<BR>>
Livelihoods" <BR>> 2001: "Full participation and equality: The call
for<BR>> new approaches to assess progress and evaluate<BR>>
outcome" <BR>><BR>><BR>><BR>> 2000: "Making information
technologies work for<BR>> all" <BR>> 1999: "Accessibility for
all for the new<BR>> Millennium" <BR>> 1998: "Arts, Culture and
Independent Living"<BR>> 1997: “Arts, Sports and Disabilities” [<A
href="http://www.un.org/esa/socdev/enable/disb973b.htm"
target=_blank>http://www.un.org/esa/socdev/enable/disb973b.htm</A>]<BR>><BR>><BR>>
You tell us! <BR>> If you would like to commemorate the
International Day of<BR>> Persons with Disabilities in your community and
would like<BR>> to share an innovative idea that includes other<BR>>
stakeholders, such as your Government, a UN agency, an<BR>> NGO/DPO or a
community, please let us know about it. We will<BR>> showcase the idea on
our website to inform and inspire<BR>> others to do the same. Please send
your ideas <A
href="mailto:toenable@un.org">toenable@un.org</A>.<BR>><BR>><BR>>
Source: <A href="http://www.un.org/disabilities/default.asp?id=1484"
target=_blank>http://www.un.org/disabilities/default.asp?id=1484</A><BR>><BR>><BR>><BR>>
--<BR>> Project Coordinator<BR>> Inclusive DEvelopment Action -
IDEA<BR>> 214 Nguyen Luong Bang, Dong Da, Ha Noi, VN<BR>> Tel: +84 4 3
513 1389 ext 104<BR>> Fax: +844 3 513 1390<BR>> Email: <A
href="mailto:lananh@idea.org.vn">lananh@idea.org.vn</A><BR>><BR>>
Website: <A href="http://ideavietnam.org"
target=_blank>http://ideavietnam.org</A><BR>><BR>><BR></DIV></DIV>>
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