January 28, 2022

My Disability Justice: Faisel Al-Kooheji

1 MIN

Less than 10% of all published materials are accessible to visually impaired people. Making documents and books accessible via Braille and screen readers opens up written word to the visually impaired, says lawyer Faisal Al-Kooheji.

disability language and communication

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