Christmas Eve. On a busy shopping street a young man with a crowbar causes total chaos…
Alexandra Manousakis created #RespectLife (respectlife.gr), an online campaign to raise awareness about the problems people with mobility issues face in the cities around Greece. We’ve all seen vehicles blocking wheelchair ramps, restaurants and cafes filling up sidewalk spaces with tables, chairs, promotional signs. It is the reality of poor city planning, but most of all, it is a matter of blatant disrespect to our fellowmen, a matter of human decency. And it concerns us all.
Alexandra Manousakis, the Manousakis Winery, the Pancretan Association of America (PAA) and Indigo View Productions then joined forces to create a short film to draw more attention to the problem and show that each and every one of us can make a difference by changing our habits and demanding better standards from our community. To think beyond our own comfort and start sharing our communities with one another on equal terms.
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Yes indeed.
Web Designer / Developer. Currently working on Paphos Life.
Living in Polemi, Cyprus with my wife and daughter.
Living in Polemi, Cyprus with my wife and daughter.
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Thought provoking and nobody would argue with it, but having pushed someone in a wheelchair, here in Larnaca, the problem isn't so much restaurant table and chairs, rather the pavements being to high etc, many a time, I just stick to pushing in the road and hoping motorists give us some space,