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News / Doha Seminar Examines Qatar's New Disability Law and Its Impact on Rights and Inclusion

Doha Seminar Examines Qatar's New Disability Law and Its Impact on Rights and Inclusion

Qatar News Agency, 03 December 2025, Qatar

The Qatar Social and Cultural Center for the Blind has held a legal awareness seminar in Doha to examine the country's newly issued disability law, which officials say marks a significant step forward in protecting the rights of persons with disabilities and strengthening their role in society.

https://qna.org.qa/en/news/news-details?id=doha-seminar-examines-qatars-new-disability-law-and-its-impact-on-rights-and-inclusion&date=3/12/2025

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