“Startup Nation: What Bersama and My Accessibility Business Have in Common”
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Naziaty discusses the intersection of business, governance, and grassroots efforts in addressing accessibility issues in Malaysia.
Send us Fan Mail In this episode, Naziaty unpacks the triangle that drives her accessibility startup: business, governance, and grassroots working together to fix what Malaysia's legislation still won't. We trace the gap at the heart of the problem — a toothless Persons with Disabilities Act 2008, a CRPD ratification that was never harmonized into domestic law, and a UBBL 34A that only governs private development, leaving local authorities with no binding obligation to be accessible themselve...
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