**Federal Capital Territory Administration Reiterates Commitment to Disability Rights** The Federal Capital Territory Administration (FCTA) has reaffirmed its dedication to the welfare and rights of Persons Living With Disabilities (PWDs) through the development of the FCT Disability Policy Document. This landmark framework is designed to protect the community and promote inclusivity. The policy document was unveiled on *April 20, 2023*, marking a significant step towards upholding the rights of PWDs in the FCT. According to a statement signed by Josie Mudasiru, deputy director of Information, FCT Women Affairs Secretariat, the FCTA's commitment to disability rights is a testament to its resolve to create an inclusive environment for all residents. The statement emphasized that the policy document is a comprehensive framework aimed at promoting the rights and welfare of PWDs in the FCT. It is designed to address the various challenges faced by this community, including accessibility, education, employment, and healthcare. **Key Provisions of the Policy Document** The FCT Disability Policy Document is a culmination of extensive consultations with stakeholders, including PWDs, civil society organizations, and government agencies. The policy outlines several key provisions aimed at promoting the rights and welfare of PWDs in the FCT. These provisions include the establishment of accessible public facilities, the provision of assistive technologies, and the creation of employment opportunities for PWDs. The policy also emphasizes the importance of education and healthcare for PWDs, including the provision of accessible educational institutions and healthcare services. **Implementation Plan** The FCTA has outlined a comprehensive implementation plan for the policy document, which includes the establishment of a Disability Rights Commission to oversee the implementation of the policy. The commission will be responsible for monitoring the progress of the policy and addressing any challenges that may arise. The FCTA has also committed to providing resources and support for the implementation of the policy, including the allocation of funds and personnel. In a statement, FCT Minister, Muhammad Bello, underscored the importance of the policy document in promoting the rights and welfare of PWDs in the FCT. He emphasized that the policy is a significant milestone in the FCTA's efforts to create an inclusive environment for all residents. The minister also pledged the FCTA's commitment to working with stakeholders to ensure the successful implementation of the policy.