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Access to culture

In order for blind and partially sighted people to be able to enjoy and participate in cultural life on an equal basis with others, museums and other cultural sites, movie theatres, books,  TV have to be accessible.

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Copyright and Publishing

Many millions of EU citizens, such as blind or dyslexic people, have a disability which prevents them from reading standard sized print. They can read the same books as the rest of the EU's citizens, but require “accessible formats” of these books, such as large print, audio or braille.

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Digital Rights Management and People with Sight Loss

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