The Delhi High Court IP Division Rules, 2021 introduce explicit provisions for accessibility, ensuring reasonable accommodations for persons with disabilities. These measures are expected to enhance equal participation in IP proceedings and set a significant precedent for other Indian legal forums.
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Indian IP Office and Accessibility for Persons with Disabilities
The Indian IP Office has made strides in enhancing accessibility for persons with disabilities, including screen reader support and voice captcha. While progress is evident, further measures are needed to ensure full and equal participation for all users.
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The post explores a patented sound CAPTCHA method intended to improve digital accessibility for blind users. It provides an analytical review of the technology’s legal and practical aspects, with a focus on real-world usability.
Read more about Sound CAPTCHA – Patents for the Blind 3Accessibility of Science to Persons with Blindness: Miles and Miles To Go
The article explores the barriers faced by persons with blindness in accessing scientific resources and information in India. It discusses legal developments, institutional challenges, and the need for targeted policies and collaborative initiatives to improve accessibility in science education and research.
Read more about Accessibility of Science to Persons with Blindness: Miles and Miles To GoDisability Patents – Inventions that might make a difference
This article presents a structured overview of Indian disability patents and patent applications developed to address the needs of individuals with different disabilities. Highlighting key inventions, the post provides an analytical perspective on assistive technologies and their impact on inclusivity.
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Canada’s accession brings the Marrakesh Treaty into effect, strengthening copyright exceptions for accessible books. The Treaty aims to enhance access to published works for print disabled persons while maintaining a balance with copyright law.
Read more about Canada’s accession brings Marrakesh Treaty into forceExceptions for Access to the Blind
The Indian Copyright Act provides specific exceptions for making works accessible to the blind and disabled, including fair dealing and compulsory licensing provisions. These enable permitted adaptations and distributions of works in accessible formats, ensuring greater inclusion while maintaining important legal safeguards.
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