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[WYD 2027 Is Korea Ready? ⑱] People with disabilities are fellow pilgrims too… From a 'WYD that helps' to a 'WYD that goes together'
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- Ji Seung-ju, Seoul bureau chief of The Korean Today, proposed designing the Seoul WYD as an event that goes together with people with disabilities rather than one that merely 'helps' them.
- The Seoul WYD Organizing Committee said in its official FAQ that it is preparing to ensure people with disabilities can take part in all activities, and that international sign language interpreters will be provided at major events.
- The column proposes accessibility across the entire day, including lodging, transportation, meals and toilets, and incorporating the views of the people concerned themselves, and this is the author's opinion.
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Read the full article (machine translation) → Original article (Korean): [WYD 2027 대한민국은 준비됐는가 ⑱] 장애가 있어도 같은 순례자다…‘도와주는 WYD’를 넘어 ‘함께하는 WYD’로
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