VOICED: DR Congo Paralympians hope for change not medals

The transcript highlights the journey of a Congolese Paralympic athlete who lost her legs to a landmine. Despite limited resources, she competes in the London 2012 Paralympics, emphasizing the importance of experience over medals. The narrative underscores the challenges faced by disabled athletes from less wealthy nations, such as inadequate equipment and funding. It also touches on the potential for changing perceptions of disabled individuals in Congo and the broader impact of participating in international competitions.

What impact is hoped for the athletes' participation in the Paralympic Games for the future of disabled sports in their country?

What challenges do disabled athletes in the Democratic Republic of Congo face regarding equipment?