This rose to 6,000 last year and organisers expect even more people to turn up this year, Judit Surányi, one of the main organisers, told public news channel M1.

When the march was first held two years ago it was the first of its kind in the world, she said. A big problem for people with physical disabilities or sight, hearing, speech or mental impairments is a lack of negotiating power, Surányi said.

The Rehab Critical Mass event wants to create solidarity in society to serve accessibility needs, which not only help disabled people but also others like mothers with small children or the elderly, she added.

Meeting at Clark Ádám tér
Time: 2 p.m.

Source: www.hungarymatters.hu
Republished with permission of Hungary Matters, MTI’s daily newsletter.

Detailed program: http://rehabcriticalmass.hu/1471-2/