accessibility rights

Accessibility rights ensure that everyone, including people with disabilities, has equal access to information, services, and facilities. These rights protect individuals from discrimination and require that environments—such as buildings, websites, and transportation—are designed or modified to be usable by all. This promotes independence, participation, and fairness in society. Laws and standards support these rights, encouraging inclusive design so that no one is excluded or disadvantaged because of physical, sensory, or cognitive differences.