Archive for Baroness Warsi
Conservative Party ignores Deaf complaint
Two months ago I complained to the Conservative Party that they were discriminating against Deaf and Hard of Hearing people by streaming live on the web without any subtitles or BSL interpretation.
I complained via video in BSL, tweeted it to them, emailed them and yet I am yet to have a response from Baroness Warsi.
Their conference was crucial in outlining policies and budget plans that would affect the whole country – and that includes...
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Category Blogs, Digital, Digital Discrimination, Digital Inclusion, Legislation, News Tags: Alison Smith, Baroness Warsi, Conservative Party, Deaf, Equalities Act 2010, Hard of Hearing, Pesky People, Tory Party
Video complaint to Baroness Warsi Chair of Conservatives
This video is an open letter of complaint to Baroness Warsi, Chair of Conservative Party asking why my complaints about Conservative website video content and live streaming of the Conservative Party Conference in Birmingham is inaccessible to Deaf or Hard of Hearing people.
I sent an email complaint on 4 October, I also sent twitter messages since then to the Head of Digital for the Conservatives, twitter account @conservatives and used hashtag #cpc10.
In...
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Category Conferences, Digital Britain, Digital Discrimination, News, Videos Tags: @conservatives, Baroness Warsi, Conservative Party, cpc10, Deaf, digital access, Digital Inclusion, Hard of Hearing, Rt Hon Andrew Mitchell MP, Samuel Coates, Tories, Tory, Twitter
Are the Conservatives Party breaking the law?
As the focus this week’s is on the Conservative Party Conference in Birmingham (3-6th October). The Conservatives like all political parties are steaming their conferences and announcements live on their website.
However is the failure of ALL parties to make their content accessible to Disabled and Deaf people discriminatory and breaking the Equalities Act 2010 that came into force on 1st October 2010?
This legislation supposedly strengthens...
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Category Blogs, Digital, Digital Britain, Digital Discrimination, Events, Legislation, News Tags: Baroness Warsi, Birmingham, Conservative Party, DDA, Deaf, Disability Discrimination Act, Disabled, Equalities Act 2010, joins together in the national interest, Rt Hon Andrew Mitchell MP, The Conservative Party 2010