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Berlin political parties debate inclusion and accessibility

Political parties in Berlin participated in a major discussion hosted by the Blaues Kamel action alliance regarding inclusion and accessibility for people with disabilities ahead of the 2026 House of Representatives election.

While participants agreed on the goal of greater inclusion, they differed on the methods of implementation. The SPD emphasized that Berlin suffers from an implementation gap rather than a lack of knowledge, specifically calling for all state administration forms to be made barrier-free. The CDU suggested utilizing digital tools, such as forms that can be read aloud in easy language.

The Green Party proposed a more fundamental restructuring of the administration, advocating for One-Stop-Agencies to act as service centers for citizens to prevent them from being shuffled between different offices. The debate highlighted the ongoing struggle to meet the obligations set by the UN Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities in daily life, such as maintaining elevators and providing accessible workplaces.

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Berlin · Blaues Kamel · Bündnis 90/Die Grünen · CDU · SPD

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