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When do you see disabled persons? Contents - 1 When is the International Day of Persons with Disabilities in 2013: - 2 The origin of the International Day of Persons with Disabilities: - 3 The purpose of the International Day of Persons with Disabilities: - 4 The International Day of Persons with Disabilities celebration: - 5 Disabled Persons The Philippines - 6 When is the International Day of Persons with Disabilities 2014: When is the International Day of Persons with Disabilities in 2013: The International Day of Persons with Disabilities is on December 3, 2013, a Tuesday. December 3 of each year is the International Day of Persons with Disabilities. The origin of the International Day of Persons with Disabilities: The International Day of Disabled Persons is not a public holiday but a global observance. It started in December 3, 1992 as promulgated by the United Nations General Assembly. Each year, a theme is chosen to celebrate the day. The theme for 2013 is: “Removing barriers to create an inclusive and accessible society for all.” 2006 marked the adoption of the Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities. On December 18, 2007, the International Day of Disabled Persons was changed to International Day of Persons with Disabilities. Since 2008, this special day had been observed by governments, the United Nations system, civil societies and worldwide organizations of persons with disabilities. The purpose of the International Day of Persons with Disabilities: It has been discovered that 15% of the world’s population have disabilities. They also have been found to be the most disadvantaged group and mostly living in developing countries. Due to their disabilities, they experience difficulties physically, socially, economically and attitudinally. To alleviate their condition, this special day is observed. It aims to make the whole world be aware that they, despite their situation, have equal rights. To make them productive members of society, the world should afford them assistance. The International Day of Persons with Disabilities celebration: Worldwide observance consists of: - Organizing forums and public discussions on the current problems encountered by disabled persons through multimedia; - Conducting information campaigns in schools and communities; - Performances showcasing the contributions made by persons with disabilities to their country; - Artwork exhibitions by persons with disabilities; - Concerts or talent shows by disabled persons; - Protests to call the attention of the people in position to observed practices hindering the persons with disabilities to integrate with society; - Programs with entertainment, keynote speakers and live music; - Film festival depicting the life of disabled person; or, - Fund raising campaigns for the disabled persons and communities. Disabled Persons The Philippines In the Philippines, while waiting for your plane to board, people would have a quick foot reflexology or a body massage by a blind masseuse. In front of the catholic cathedrals and churches, disabled persons play musical instruments during Sundays or holidays. When is the International Day of Persons with Disabilities 2014: The International Day of Persons with Disabilities will be observed on December 3, 2014, a Wednesday.
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Nataša Friščić: Moja iskustva kod zapošljavanja osoba s invaliditetom "Smatram da osobe s invaliditetom u Hrvatskoj još uvijek nemaju pravi status na tržištu rada. Iako je Hrvatska potpisala UN-ovu Konvenciju o pravima osoba s invaliditetom još uvijek se u potpunosti ne pridržava preuzetih obveza iz konvencije“, kaže tajnica udruge 'Bolje sutra' iz Koprivnice Udruga 'Bolje sutra' osnovana je 2003. godine u Koprivnici s ciljem poboljšanja kvalitete života osoba s invaliditetom. Kao udruga uspjeli su utjecati na brojne odluke vezane uz samozapošljavanje osoba s invaliditetom, oslobađanje od plaćanja parkiranja na parkirnim mjestima za osobe s invaliditetom, ali i oslobađanje od komunalnih doprinosa u određenim postocima. "Smatram da osobe s invaliditetom u Hrvatskoj još uvijek nemaju pravi status na tržištu rada. Iako je Hrvatska potpisala UN-ovu Konvenciju o pravima osoba s invaliditetom još uvijek se u potpunosti ne pridržava preuzetih obveza iz konvencije“, kaže Nataša Friščić, tajnica udruge 'Bolje sutra'. Što se tiče zapošljavanja osoba s invaliditetom, Nataša Friščić smatra da su vidljivi manji pozitivni pomaci. To ovisi i o senzibilizaciji lokalne zajednice i samih osoba s invaliditetom i poslodavaca koji imaju dovoljno interesa za zapošljavanje OSI populacije zbog poticajnih sredstava. Naglašava da veliku ulogu ima i motivacija samih osoba s invaliditetom za zapošljavanjem. Vjeruje da to ovisi i o količini samopouzdanja i obrazovanja te dodatnih edukacija kojima bi osobe s invaliditetom bile konkurentne na tržištu rada. Njezina iskustva kod zapošljavanja su veoma pozitivna i bez ikakvog razmišljanja kaže da nije imala problema s obzirom da je u Udruzi osoba s invaliditetom 'Bolje sutra' od samog osnutka udruge u kojoj obavlja administrativne poslove. "Trenutno sam zaposlena na godinu dana preko programa javnih radova od strane Hrvatskog zavoda za zapošljavanje Grada Koprivnice“, veli Nataša, napominjući kako se nada da bi i nakon isteka ugovora voljela ostati zaposlena u udruzi . Danas u 'Boljem sutra', uz administrativne poslove, organizira tribine za osnaživanje članova udruge, ažurira baze podataka i informira članove udruge, ali i priprema materijal za web stranicu udruge. Jedna od Natašinih zadaća je i osmišljavanje radionica za senzibilizaciju djece školske i predškolske dobi o osobama s invaliditetom. Jasna Ožanić