The government’s failure to roll out technology that enables television access for 450,000 blind or visually impaired Australians appears to breach anti-discrimination laws, according to the disability commissioner.
“This is not earth-shattering technology, it’s something that’s existed in every other developed country for quite a while now, and Australia is lagging behind,” Henley told Guardian Australia.
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- Adaptive aids, Inclusion and access
- Author:
- christopher Knaus
- Source:
- The Guardian
- Date published:
- Thu 24th May, 2018