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ALT This is a bold advocacy poster on disability rights and civic participation in Kenya. At the top, the headline reads “TUKO KADI DASK!” in Kenyan flag colors black, green, red, and white, signalin pride and unity. The image shows about nine adults from diverse backgrounds, smiling and facing the camera. Some are persons with disabilities: two use wheelchairs, one uses a crutch, and another has a prosthetic leg. Others may have non-visible disabilities. All are holding up voter cards, confidently showing they are registered and ready to participate. In the background, there’s a blurred crowd and a Kenyan flag waving, suggesting a public rally and national inclusion. At the bottom, bold Swahili text reads: “Hii ni sura ya movement. Tuko hapa. Tunahesabiwa. Na hatuendi popote.” A call to action says, “RT if you stand with us.” The DASK logo appears with a Kenya outline, hands holding a heart, and a wheelchair symbol. Hashtags: #TukoKadiDASK #DisabilityRightsKE








































