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Standard of the state language 'Terminology of Accessibility' approved

The National Commission for State Language Standards approved the 'Terminology of Accessibility' standard. This document aims to standardize terminology in the field of accessibility and promote a unified approach to its use.

In brief

  • The state language standard was approved on October 1, 2026.
  • The document underwent public discussion before approval.
  • The standard aims to standardize terminology in the field of accessibility.
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