Opinion | War Zones In Nigeria Leave Disabled People Behind; In the US, We’re Doing It Too
Common Dreams
Disabled individuals face disproportionately higher risks during emergencies due to systemic failures in emergency preparedness and warning systems that prioritize able-bodied people. This global issue is evident in both Nigeria's security crises, where auditory warnings fail Deaf communities, and in the US, where disaster response often neglects accessibility needs.
All articles from 10 August 2026. Summaries are AI-generated and may contain errors; the linked article is the authority.