We are thrilled to announce the winners of our International Day of Persons with Disabilities photo competition. The winners were carefully chosen by the judges from HelpAge International Myanmar's programme and communications teams and the Disabled People's Development Organisation, along with an award selected by our Facebook followers. They considered the how photographers composed the images, their artistic appeal and how they reflected the theme of disability in Myanmar. Congratulation to all the winners and see the rest of the entries on our Facebook page.
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First place - Aye Lwin Oo
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Second place - Pwint Nadi
"Everybody wants to be loved. During COVID-19, neglect can hurt children with disabilities’ feelings. Our family never leave our children alone and always help and support them. We spend all our free time with our children."
Third place - Zin Myo Than
"I hadn’t used to the term 'disability' before my son born. When he entered my life as a child with an intellectual disability, I came to know this term very well, and I am beginning to empathise with other people who have disabilities, along with my son. I also would like to encourage others to support and give understanding for these people who don't surrender despite having these disabilities."
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People's choice - Hnin Yu Hlaing
"My aunt is a person with physical disabilities. During COVID-19, our family has had difficulties and suffers discouragement, but we care and give understanding to each other and we struggle together to overcome these difficulties. Please help and support people with disabilities as much as you can. They may have disabilities, but they have abilities."
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