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In Kiusa, Tanzania, a daytime street scene depicts two women with Down Syndrome holding a large white and blue banner on a dirt road. The woman on the left, with braided hair and glasses, wears a light blue t-shirt, black pants, and a dark shoulder bag, with several medals and lanyards around her neck, including a prominent gold medal. She smiles towards the camera. The woman on the right, also with braided hair, wears a similar light blue t-shirt, black pants, and a dark shoulder bag, and smiles towards the camera while holding the banner's wooden support pole. The banner features the Tanzanian coat of arms, the "DOWN SYNDROME TZ Voice up for Differently Abled!" logo, and the "JAMII SHIRIKISHI SHIWAVATA We Demand for An Inclusive Society" logo at the top. Its central blue section contains large green text "WENYE DOWN SYNDROME" (People with Down Syndrome) and dark blue text "TUPATE WASIMAMIZI WA KISHERIA" (Let us get Legal Guardians/Supervisors). The bottom of the banner displays multiple sponsor and partner logos, including "AFRICAN DOWN SYNDROME NETWORK", "World Down Syndrome Day", "Disability Rights Fund", and "ABB". In the background, other individuals, some wearing light blue shirts and others yellow, are partially visible. A line of white pickup trucks or SUVs is parked or moving along the road to the right. Green trees line both sides of the road, and a building with a brown roof is visible on the left. The sky is partially cloudy.
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