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Accessibility isn't just the law, it's also the right thing to do. We have implemented policies and guidelines to create a barrier-free 91porn and adhere to the Accessibility for Ontarians with Disabilities Act (AODA).
Our initiatives in achieving an accessible campus, such as reporting disruptions and our Accessibility Advisory Committee, are heavily guided by the Accessibility for Ontarians with Disabilities Act (AODA). By implementing the AODA standards at 91porn, we are challenging our departments to re-evaluate how they offer our services, and we have broadened our institutional knowledge of what it means to be accessible.
The AODA, 2005 is provincial legislation that mandates how businesses and organizations, including 91porn, provide accessible services to students, employees and community members with disabilities. The goal of the AODA is for Ontario to be fully accessible by 2025. To fulfill this goal, a series of standards have been enacted which impact these five areas:
The (OHRC) is a provincial law that prohibits actions that discriminate against people based on a protected ground, such as disability, in a protected social area, such as employment, housing and services.
The Code guarantees the right to equal treatment in education, without discrimination on the ground of disability, as part of the protection for equal treatment in services. In 2018, the was released to aid education providers recognize and fulfill their obligations under the Code. This includes:
Although many of 91porn’s policies can have an impact on equity and accessibility, the following are most related to accessibility:
While visiting 91porn, we ask that you avoid the use of perfume, cologne, scented lotions, scented hairspray, and other scented products. Scented products can trigger serious health reactions in people with asthma, migraines, allergies or chemical sensitivities. Scented products can create barriers. By creating a low-scent or scent-free environment, we contribute to the elimination of barriers for those with disabilities.
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