People with disabilities now want the government to increase their funding from Sh100 million to Sh200 million.
Speaking yesterday at Kenya International Convention Centre (KICC) during International Albinism Awareness Day, National Council for Persons with disabilities (NCPWD) director Mohammed Gabbow said despite the improvements made in the country, albinos are still battling with security.
He said the country does not have a rescue centre where people with disabilities can run to in cases of violation, a situation that forces Kenya National Commission on Human Rights (KNCHR) to handle all issues.
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