Tag: Thailand
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Thailand Approves Baku Declaration to Advance Disability Employment
Thailand’s cabinet approved the Baku Declaration on Human Development on April 21, preparing to sign at the 82nd ESCAP session on April 24. The…
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82nd UN ESCAP Session in Bangkok – Driving a Society That Leaves No One Behind
The 82nd UN ESCAP session was held April 20-24, 2026, at the UN Conference Center in Bangkok. With over 477 participants from 58 member…
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“Monitoring Global Enforcement of New Website and App Accessibility Standards Around the World”
Imagine waking up tomorrow without sight. You would begin to understand how dramatically the digital world around us would change. The WCAG 2.1 Level…
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Pai’s AQI Crisis: A Call for Collective Action for Clean Air
We’ve received concerning news from Pai District, Mae Hong Son, where the AQI has reached ‘Severe’ levels, posing a significant health risk. Data shows…
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“10 Most Accessible Cities in the World – If They Can Do It, So Can We”
– Singapore: #1 in Asia – 100% accessible MRT, strict law enforcement – Tokyo: World’s most accessible airport, complete train system – Oslo: Pioneer…
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I Can’t Take It Anymore!!!
The US-Israel war is creating a global crisis. One of the effects: oil prices are skyrocketing. Images of hundreds of cars lining up at…
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Melbourne Trams Leave People with Disabilities Behind – But Bangkok Is Improving
Melbourne, Australia has 480 trams and over 1,600 stops — but only 18% are truly accessible for people with disabilities. The city with the…
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I Want to See Thai Buses Accessible to Everyone
Seeing the news about a bus refusing a wheelchair user — I’m not surprised at all. One bus, one incident, but it reveals the…
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UK Universities Face Major Barriers for Disabled Students, New Report Shows
An annual report from Disabled Students UK reveals that most universities remain inaccessible for disabled students. And the situation is getting progressively worse. The…
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Thai Students Bridge Gap Between Sighted and Visually Impaired Through ‘Focus First’
“Focus First,” created by Thai student Sophia Lohstapornpipit from Concordian International School, is building new understanding between sighted and visually impaired students. Through the…