Hi all,

On Sunday morning, as part of a Constitution Day conference being held at the 
Supreme Court, I will be speaking on creating a disabled friendly judiciary. 
All Supreme Court judges and hc chief justices, along with other relevant 
stakeholders, will be in attendance. I plan on covering the following points. 
Let me know if you would like me to add anything. First, that all courts should 
frame an equal opportunity policy. Second, that they should amend the rules of 
practice and procedure to facilitate the filing of accessible court documents, 
especially, to begin with, in cases involving citizens with disabilities. 
Third,  that they should appoint a grievance redressal officer for 
discrimination against the disabled who are part of their staff or interns. 
Fourth, that they should designate specific individuals who can attend to the 
needs of persons with disabilities in their interface with the court system. 
Fifth, that they should  appoint accessibility committees to oversee all of 
this work.  Let me know if you have any thoughts.

Rahul

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