Government has reaffirmed its commitment to disability inclusion through the launch of three National Disability Reports aimed at addressing key challenges faced by persons living with disabilities. Ms Kawandami emphasised that disability inclusion is not a matter of charity but of rights, dignity, and social justice. “Persons with disabilities are equal citizens whose voices, skills and potential must be fully recognised in our national development,” she said. “We need assistance devices such as sunscreen for persons with albinism and better healthcare access for all persons with disabilities,” she said. The launch of the reports marks a critical step towards building a more inclusive and equitable society.