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[Silver Bridge] Silver Bridge: Their Day · Chapter 7 · The Ideal and Reality of a Barrier-Free Society
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- Drawing on the writer's experience of searching for an elevator at a Seoul subway station with an acquaintance who uses a wheelchair, this column examines the ideal and reality of a barrier-free society.
- The writer reports that as of September 2024, Korea had 15,023 BF certifications, yet only 466 of the nation's 450,000 kiosks were certified for accessibility.
- Citing China's enforcement of its Barrier-Free Environment Construction Act in September 2023, the writer argues that combining legal enforcement with incentives is important.
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