Blind people are accepted, but why are they not hired?

On the occasion of International White Cane Day, activists for the rights of the blind and partially sighted, referring to the continuing challenges of this group in the fields of employment, accessibility and provision of rehabilitation equipment, say about the gap between laws and their implementation; A gap that, despite the fact that many people with visual impairments have higher education, still limits the opportunity for them to find employment according to their individual qualifications and equal access to educational and technological services.

On the occasion of International White Cane Day, activists for the rights of the blind and partially sighted, referring to the continuing challenges of this group in the fields of employment, accessibility and provision of rehabilitation equipment, say about the gap between laws and their implementation; A gap that, despite the fact that many people with visual impairments have higher education, still limits the opportunity for them to find employment according to their individual qualifications and equal access to educational and technological services.