Lamine Yamal is facing an investigation by Spain's Ministry of Social Rights for hiring entertainers with dwarfism at his recent 18th birthday party. The association of people with achondroplasia and other skeletal dysplasia, ADEE, has filed a legal complaint, claiming the rights of people with disabilities have been violated. They assert that using individuals with disabilities for entertainment purposes violates both legal standards and societal ethics. Currently, Barcelona has chosen to refrain from commenting until more information is available, while hoping Yamal avoids serious repercussions.
The ADEE believes that the rights of the people with disabilities have been violated, and they are demanding strict legal action to be taken against the Spanish international.
These actions violate not only current legislation but also the fundamental ethical values of a society that seeks to be egalitarian and respectful.
The general law on the rights of persons with disabilities expressly prohibits the following practices: Shows or recreational activities in which people with disabilities or other circumstances are used to provoke mockery, ridicule, or derision from the public.
It remains to be seen how the situation unfolds over the next few days. Barcelona have chosen not to comment on the situation until they have concrete information.
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