The Chilean society doesn’t see the blinds


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Chile Members of the Regional Facilitation Committe Methodology Michelle… Objectives Partners The Youth Charter of Responsibilities on the Environment - Chile	Home Activities Regional Activities Latin America Chile Published on 14 December 2006 Translations available in: Español (original) . français . The Chilean society doesn’t see the blinds by Carlos RIVERA A young blind woman adheres to the Charter and translates it into Braille
	Tania, a young blind woman, has translated the Charter into Braille in May 2006 for pour the blind community. She was impressed by its contents. In the interview available in the Spanish version of this document, she explains how the handicapped people endure the discriminatory mentality of the Chilean society and how a massive diffusion of the Charter could contribute to change these negative aspects. (The interview of Tania by Carlos Rivera only exists in Spanish)

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