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Octogenarian, visually impaired person take Bar exams, along with 10K hopefuls - Vimarsana News

Octogenarian, visually impaired person take Bar exams, along with 10K hopefuls

TWO senior citizens, one of them an octogenarian, and a visually impaired person took part in the just concluded 2023 Bar examinations.

10,387 finish 3-day 2023 Bar exams, new lawyers to be known in December • Joel R. San Juan - Vimarsana News

10,387 finish 3-day 2023 Bar exams, new lawyers to be known in December • Joel R. San Juan

A TOTAL of 10,387 out of the 10,791 Bar applicants have managed to finish the three-day 2023 Bar Examinations held in 14 testing centers nationwide. Supreme Court (SC) Associate Justice Ramon Paul L. Hernando, the 2023 Bar Examinations chairperson, described this year’s Bar as a “smashing success” with 96.26 percent turnout. “I am overwhelmed by the smooth, peaceful, and

Testing Sites And Apps With Blind Users: A Cheat Sheet — Smashing Magazine - Vimarsana News

Testing Sites And Apps With Blind Users: A Cheat Sheet — Smashing Magazine

While compliance with accessibility checklists is essential, it doesn’t necessarily mean a pleasant experience. That’s why live sessions can give you lots of priceless insights.

How friendship between NVDA founders Mick Curran and Jamie Teh is changing lives for thousands of blind people - Vimarsana News

How friendship between NVDA founders Mick Curran and Jamie Teh is changing lives for thousands of blind people

Mick and Jamie have been mates for almost three decades and have worked on a project with one goal in mind — to ensure everyone can use a computer.

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Why Privatising Public Sector Assets Will Be Highly Detrimental For Persons With Disability - Vimarsana News

Why Privatising Public Sector Assets Will Be Highly Detrimental For Persons With Disability

The government, by pushing towards privatisation and disinvestments of public sector assets, does not aid public prosperity, especially that of people with disabilities.