(Kiswahili) - Utangulizi wa Sera kwa Watu

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Salam kwako na karibu kwenye kile ninachokiita "Sera kwa Watu." Lengo langu kuu ni kusaidia kushirikisha Wavermonters Weusi, watu wa rangi, wakaazi wenye ulemavu, na makundi mengine ya watu wasiowakilishwa vya kutosha katika mchakato wetu wa kisheria WAKATI wa kikao. Hii ni huduma ninayotoa bure na niahidi itasaidia kuondoa vikwazo vingi ambavyo kawaida hutufanya tusishiriki katika mchakato.

Upatikanaji wa shughuli za kisheria haupaswi kuwa mgumu kufuatilia. Zaidi ya hayo, haupaswi kulazimika kuacha kazi kila wakati unapotaka kusikika (kinyume na imani maarufu: kwa kweli, huhitaji kufanya hivyo).

Nipo hapa kusaidia kufasiri sera za eneo na kukuhamasisha kusema maoni yako kwa njia zinazokufaa na mtindo wako wa maisha. Zaidi kuhusu hili baadaye; lakini kwa sasa: tafadhali jua kwamba unaweza kutegemea yafuatayo kila Jumanne hadi Ijumaa hadi kumalizika kwa kikao cha kisheria:

  1. Tafsiri na maelezo ya taarifa muhimu za kisheria katika lugha tano (na vidokezo vitano vya haraka au chini) kila Jumanne hadi Ijumaa. Kwa sasa, lugha hizo ni: Kiingereza, Kihispania, Kifaransa, Kinepali, na Kiswahili.

  2. Sasisho kuhusu sheria mpya au mabadiliko yanayoweza kuathiri maisha yako ya kila siku.

  3. Picha na michoro ya mara kwa mara inayoweza kukusaidia kuelewa vyema mapendekezo magumu ya sheria.

  4. Maelezo ya njia unazoweza kutumia kushiriki sauti yako bila ya kulazimika kufanya safari kwenda Montpelier.

Tafadhali jua kuwa, bila kujali "hadhi" ya kisheria inayowekwa kwako, sauti yako ni muhimu na una haki ya kusikika.

Unaweza kujiunga kila Jumanne hadi Ijumaa hapa:

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