World Disabilities Day 2020: Learn the theme of World Disability Day and its significance

New delhi date. 03 December 2020, Thursday

World Disability Day is observed on December 3 every year to give equal opportunity to persons with disabilities and make them realize their rights. It is essential to maintain the human rights, sustainable development and security of persons with disabilities. This day is celebrated to help these individuals in real life. This is one of the most special days for people with disabilities.

History of World Disability Day

The annual observation for World Disability Day was announced by the United Nations in a General Assembly resolution in 1992. The General Assembly declared this annual observation under Resolution 47/3. It aims to promote the rights and welfare of people with disabilities in all areas. It also aims to raise awareness about the situation of persons with disabilities in every aspect of political, social, economic and cultural life.

Theme

The theme for this year's World Disability Day is 'Not All Disabilities are Visible'. This focuses on the understanding and awareness of the disabled. According to the WHO, 15 percent of the world's population lives with a disability. Many people living with neurology problems do not benefit from occupational therapy. This is the reason for their neglect and not getting equal rights in the society. Mental conditions and stress are disabilities that cannot be seen.

Significance of World Disability Day

The importance of World Disability Day increases when it comes to the rights of persons with disabilities. This is a day when the welfare of persons with disabilities is discussed. This day is of special importance for controlling their neglect in the society and keeping a small gland towards them. This day is celebrated through art exhibitions, galleries of paintings, their skills etc. Awareness can be spread by organizing programs honoring persons with disabilities rather than including them in the same class in the society. The importance of this day is enhanced by honoring people with disabilities rather than praising their work.

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