Please download the attached documents of the Next ABU general Assembly to be hold in India 27 - 29 February 2012
Originally formed in 1984 and restructured in the year 2000, the Asian Blind Union is one of the 6 regional arms of the World Blind Union (the sole representative body of over 160 million visually impaired persons across the globe). Commonly known as ‘ABU’, The Asian Blind Union is a non-Governmental, non-religious, non-political and non-profit organization. As many as 26 national organizations of and for the blind based in 21 countries of South Asia, the Middle East and Central Asia constitute the ABU membership.
The Asian Blind Union is committed to ensure equality of opportunities and full participation for visually impaired persons in all sectors of life in its member countries, to eliminate prejudices and to promote belief in the proven abilities of blind and partially sighted persons across the ABU region.
About Us
About us
The Asian Blind Union, commonly known as ‘ABU’ is a non-Governmental, non-religious, non-political and non-profit organization having a regional character. It is one of the six regional arms of the World Blind Union.
As many as 26 national organizations of and for the blind based in 21 countries of South Asia, the Middle East and Central Asia constitute the ABU membership.
Some of the key priority areas of our organization are:
• To act as a bridge between the World Blind Union and its affiliate organizations;
A QUARTERLY NEWSLETTER
PROGRESS
A QUARTERLY NEWSLETTER
OF
ASIAN BLIND UNION
OCTOBER-DECEMBER, 2011
EDITOR
Dr. Anil Aneja
PUBLISHED BY
Asian Blind Union
Braille Bhawan, Sector 5
Rohini, Delhi – 110085. India
Phone: +91-11-27054082
Fax: +91-11-27050915
Email: abudelhi@rediffmail.com
Dance Competition For the Visually Challenged— Exploring New Horizons
Dance Competition For the Visually Challenged—
Exploring New Horizons
An innovative and most absorbing display of skill and talent was witnessed at Shah Auditorium, Delhi, today, when competitors from all over the country vied vigorously with one other. What was so special? The competitors were all visually challenged; the event: An All India Dance Competition.
Dancing in dark, teaching by touch
Shreya Roy Chowdhury, TNN, Nov 25, 2010, 06.27am IST
Tags:Madhumita Sengupta|Captain Chandan Lal Special Middle School
