In the episode of December of the EsmatCast, the dialogue on accessibility was given a special place, bringing fundamental reflections on good practices for inclusion in the legal environment. Representing the Permanent Commission for Accessibility and Inclusion of the Court of Justice of the State of Tocantins (TJTO), Patrícia Idehara and the legal advisor of the 2nd Special Civil and Criminal Court of the District of Palmas, Cristiane Cirqueira, discussed the impact of standardizing and digitizing documents with accessible tools on strengthening the autonomy and dignity of civil servers.
The topic was not chosen by chance. This Tuesday (December 3rd), the world celebrates the International Day of People with Disabilities, established by the United Nations General Assembly in 1992. The date is an invitation to reflection and action, seeking to promote understanding of disability issues and mobilize support for the dignity, rights and well-being of people with disabilities.
In this context, the chat highlighted the importance of practices that go beyond complying with regulations, focusing on an environment that truly values inclusion. Accessible digitization of archives, for example, was pointed out as a powerful tool for providing independence to people with disabilities, while at the same time reinforcing the institutional commitment to accessibility and sustainability.
