So Manchester has been careful to avoid a repetition of the 2000 Sydney Olympics, where a legal challenge, related to problems of website accessibility for visually-impaired people, led to a ruling that the organisers had breached Australia's disability discrimination act.
The DOJ has launched investigations, including of website accessibility, against the Newseum in Washington, DC and the Quicken Loans Arena (home court for LeBron James and the Cleveland Cavaliers).
Some individuals are unable to log in to Siteimprove, Cornell's tool for checking website accessibility.
Studying this institution's implementation process, we propose that other institutions might emulate this exemplary model to achieve greater website accessibility for all constituents.
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The European Commission has proposed new rules to improve public-sector website accessibility for disabled people, describing the current situation as "dire" — with only one-third of Europe's 761,000 public-sector and government websites described as fully accessible.
The current proposal for an EU directive on public-sector website accessibility will help address the exclusion of disabled people from the online world.
The rules governed texting while driving, Electronic Onboard Recorders in trucks, airline passenger rights, airline kiosk and website accessibility, and consumer protections for home financing.
