Law / Colombia

Law 1680 of 2013, screen-reading software in establishments open to the public that provide Internet services

Ley 1680 de 2013, art. 8

An accessibility requirements rule binding public and private bodies.

Instrument type
an act of a legislature

As of .

What it requires

  • If you run an establishment open to the public that provides Internet services, or an internet cafe, install the screen-reader software in at least one terminal once the Ministry of Information and Communications Technologies has acquired the country licence for that software (Ley 1680 de 2013, Art. 8).

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What this law does

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Article 8 requires every establishment open to the public that provides Internet services, or an internet cafe, to install the screen-reader software in at least one terminal. The duty follows the acquisition of the country licence for that software by the Ministry of Information and Communications Technologies.

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