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Disabled to get barrier-free access.

Jakarta Post

| September 01, 2000 | COPYRIGHT 1999 PT Bina Media Tenggara. (Hide copyright information)Copyright

TSUKUBA-CITY, Japan (JP): The Japanese government has now made a significant decision to enforce equal rights for the disabled, so far assumed to be a burden to society.

These encouraging intentions to make the day-to-day life of disabled people better, including plans to introduce a barrier-free environment, are in line with the early 1990s declaration of the United Nations Economic and Social Commission for Asia and the Pacific (ESCAP).

The declaration mandates governments of developing countries, including Indonesia which signed it, to provide the appropriate social and physical infrastructures, so disabled people can lead a more fulfilling lifestyle.

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