IGF 2018 WS #287
Impact of European regulations on web accessibility

Betty : The perspectives of the intervention is to show that regulation by the public sector can be a good benefits for all citizen. The dynamic of the public sector is important to make possible web accessibility for all. Why ? first there is a EU Framework can give a direction. After, each EU country have to adapt before 31 december 2018 with actions to planned or publics portals and apps design for all. The public sector is one of the most structured in the world. By the way the private sector can have the benefits to with those goods practices.

Jay Paudyal : The perspective of the intervention is to show that how Fakenews is adversely affecting productive web accessibility in Asian countries. It has adverse impact on political stability, social and economic growth of the country. Speaker will raise his concern about Fakenews by giving real life examples and facts. He will also cover the impact on all stakeholders who are related to the private sector like Employers, Employee, Consultants, Professionals (Lawyer, Doctor, and Chartered Accountants), Government Authorities and Consumers. He will demonstrate the diversified nature of Fakenews and its multifaceted impact on the diverse country like India. In the last section of intervention he will discuss about various solutions and methods to control Fakenews.

Gnanajeyaraman Rajaram: The point of view of the intercession is to demonstrate that how Policy, top–down support, educational working groups, customer data, and a central accessibility team have helped mature web accessibility at IGF. Collaboration groups are essential for gathering feedback from users with disabilities and experts in the field. Alt text for figures is a challenge for publishers, and using authors or machine learning to provide text descriptions may be a solution. Accessibility is not an achievement to be won and done but a culture paradigm that integrates inclusive design into the very early phases of a product.

Kossi:
The protection of personal data is regulated by laws or decrees in several countries of the world. In Benin, the law n ° 2017-20 OF 20 APRIL 2018 of digital code takes care of the protection of the personal data of any individual without distinction of nationality. The code corrects and complements the imperfections of the law n ° 2009-09 of the 22 MAY 2009 on the protection of the personal data in the Republic of Benin. This data protection extends to European citizens residing in Benin. For each person, the provisions of the Benin digital code provide the right. The right of access to their data, the right to oppose their data, the right to question their data, the right to oppose their data and the right to rectify and delete their data. The responsibility of the controllers is also quite developed. The regulatory authority for matters relating to the protection of personal data has been clarified so that its mission. The provisions of the Benin digital Code are similar to those of the European General Regulation on Data Protection. The data of European citizens are protected as regards Beninese legislation but it is in harmony with the European regulation on Data Protection.