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Internet Society Ghana trains persons with disabilities on digital accessibility
The training, organised in partnership with Open Knowledge Ghana, brought together persons with different impairments, web developers and technology experts to identify barriers that limit accessibility to digital services.
The Internet Society Ghana Chapter has organised a practical training workshop to equip persons with disabilities with digital skills and assistive tools to improve their access to online platforms.
She called for greater participation of persons with disabilities in digital policy development and technology design, stressing the need for an internet that is accessible to all.
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