Telma covers the "Digital Accessibility and Social Inclusion" project ahead of North Macedonia's digital access law

National broadcaster Telma covered the "Digital Accessibility and Social Inclusion" project on 25 March 2026, bringing the conversation about web accessibility to a much wider audience in North Macedonia.

The report focused on the people who are still blocked by inaccessible public websites every day, including blind and low-vision users, people who rely on screen readers, and people with limited motor control. Framing those barriers in mainstream media matters because it shifts accessibility from a technical niche into a public-interest issue.

Telma also highlighted the project as preparation for the country''s upcoming digital access requirements. That context is important: institutions and organisations need time, knowledge, and practical support to improve digital services before legal expectations become enforcement realities.

For EaseAccess24, coverage like this helps move the conversation in the right direction. Accessibility is not only about compliance. It is about participation, dignity, and whether people can fully take part in digital life.

We welcome the attention Telma gave to the issue and the role media can play in accelerating digital inclusion.