Promoting Inclusion: Ensuring Participation of Individuals with Down Syndrome in Society – BRTK
President Ersin Tatar Emphasizes Inclusion of Individuals with Down Syndrome in Social Life
In a recent statement, President Ersin Tatar highlighted the importance of ensuring that individuals with Down syndrome are able to participate fully in all aspects of social life without facing discrimination.
Marking World Down Syndrome Day on March 21st, Tatar emphasized that Down Syndrome is not a disease, but rather a natural difference that should be embraced with awareness and sensitivity. He stated, “It is normal to be different, it is important to raise awareness and increase sensitivity.”
Tatar went on to stress that individuals with Down syndrome should not be excluded from society, but rather should be treated equally with all rights intact. He expressed his commitment to ensuring that all children, including those with Down’s syndrome, have the opportunity to receive education under equal conditions, emphasizing the importance of the principle that “no child can be left behind.”
The President expressed his gratitude to educators and parents who support individuals with Down syndrome in their journey towards a fulfilling life. He noted that with love, early education, and ongoing support, individuals with Down syndrome can lead normal lives, pursue education, and engage in professional work.
In conclusion, Tatar thanked all educators and caregivers who work tirelessly to ensure that individuals with Down’s syndrome are treated with dignity and provided with equal rights in all aspects of life. He acknowledged the valuable contributions that individuals with Down syndrome make to society, adding color, meaning, and warmth with their smiling faces.
