CPACC EXAM PREPARATION: ACCESSIBILITY STANDARDS AND LAWS
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1. Describe the characteristics of
civil rights laws -Emphasise equal rights for people with
disabili- ties
-Often make it illegal to discriminate
against peo- ple with disabilities under
certain defined condi- tions like
employment, access to buildings
-Some of these laws include technical
standards
-The Americans with Disabilities Act is an
example
2. Describe the characteristics of procure- - Require that accessibility be taken into
account
ment when making a purchase or contracting for
laws ser- vices
-For example, if there are 3 potential
products and only 2 meet accessibility
standards, only those 2 should be
considered for purchase
-The most prominent procurement laws
apply only to government entities (e.g.
Section 508 of the Rehabilitation Act in US
and EN 301549 in the EU)
3. The 21st Century Communications and Industry-specific
Video Accessibility Act (VCAA) and the
Air Carrier Access Act (ACAA) are
exam- ples of what category of
laws?
, CPACC EXAM PREPARATION: ACCESSIBILITY STANDARDS AND LAWS
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4. When & where was the Universal Adopted by the UN in December 1948 in
Dec- laration of Human Rights
adopted? Paris, France
5.
, CPACC EXAM PREPARATION: ACCESSIBILITY STANDARDS AND LAWS
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Who commissioned the Universal Commissioned in 1946 by the Commission
Dec- laration of Human Rights and
when? on Human Rights, led by committee
chair Eleanor Roosevelt
6. How many articles are included 30
in the Universal Declaration of
Human Rights?
7. How many member states are
there currently in the UN, having 192
agreed to abide by the Universal
Declaration of Human Rights?
8. Universal Declaration of Human Rights free and equal
- fill in the gap:
1. Everyone is born
9. Universal Declaration of Human Rights the rights listed in the document
- fill in the gap:
2. Everyone is entitled to
10. Universal Declaration of Human Rights freedom and safety
- fill in the gap:
3. Everyone has the right to a life,
11. Universal Declaration of Human Rights No one has the right
- fill in the gap:
WITH ALL CORRECT & 100% VERIFIED ANSWERS|ALREADY GRADED A+
1. Describe the characteristics of
civil rights laws -Emphasise equal rights for people with
disabili- ties
-Often make it illegal to discriminate
against peo- ple with disabilities under
certain defined condi- tions like
employment, access to buildings
-Some of these laws include technical
standards
-The Americans with Disabilities Act is an
example
2. Describe the characteristics of procure- - Require that accessibility be taken into
account
ment when making a purchase or contracting for
laws ser- vices
-For example, if there are 3 potential
products and only 2 meet accessibility
standards, only those 2 should be
considered for purchase
-The most prominent procurement laws
apply only to government entities (e.g.
Section 508 of the Rehabilitation Act in US
and EN 301549 in the EU)
3. The 21st Century Communications and Industry-specific
Video Accessibility Act (VCAA) and the
Air Carrier Access Act (ACAA) are
exam- ples of what category of
laws?
, CPACC EXAM PREPARATION: ACCESSIBILITY STANDARDS AND LAWS
WITH ALL CORRECT & 100% VERIFIED ANSWERS|ALREADY GRADED A+
4. When & where was the Universal Adopted by the UN in December 1948 in
Dec- laration of Human Rights
adopted? Paris, France
5.
, CPACC EXAM PREPARATION: ACCESSIBILITY STANDARDS AND LAWS
WITH ALL CORRECT & 100% VERIFIED ANSWERS|ALREADY GRADED A+
Who commissioned the Universal Commissioned in 1946 by the Commission
Dec- laration of Human Rights and
when? on Human Rights, led by committee
chair Eleanor Roosevelt
6. How many articles are included 30
in the Universal Declaration of
Human Rights?
7. How many member states are
there currently in the UN, having 192
agreed to abide by the Universal
Declaration of Human Rights?
8. Universal Declaration of Human Rights free and equal
- fill in the gap:
1. Everyone is born
9. Universal Declaration of Human Rights the rights listed in the document
- fill in the gap:
2. Everyone is entitled to
10. Universal Declaration of Human Rights freedom and safety
- fill in the gap:
3. Everyone has the right to a life,
11. Universal Declaration of Human Rights No one has the right
- fill in the gap:
