The HRDs PWD training held in Kenya focused on equipping human rights defenders with disabilities with essential skills and strategies to protect themselves from the unique risks they face in their advocacy efforts. This initiative was crucial in raising awareness about the specific challenges defenders with disabilities encounter, such as physical barriers, discrimination, and exclusion from mainstream human rights discussions. By addressing these risks, the training offered valuable tools for ensuring their safety, including security protocols, legal resources, and support networks. Human rights defenders with disabilities were empowered to navigate hostile environments and continue advocating for justice and equality. The session underscored the importance of recognizing the intersectionality of disability and human rights work, fostering a more inclusive and supportive environment for these advocates. We learned the significance of tailored protection mechanisms and the urgent need to integrate disability considerations into broader human rights frameworks.