With the adoption of the Law on Accessibility of Websites and Mobile Applications of Public Sector Institutions (published in the Official Gazette No. 198 on 18.10.2025), pursuant to Article 6, each institution is required to publish an Accessibility Statement page, the details of which are provided below in the relevant article(s).
General Conditions for the Accessibility of Websites and Mobile Applications
Article 5
(1) In order to ensure the accessibility of websites and mobile applications, public sector institutions are required to meet the following general conditions: * the content of websites and mobile applications must be perceivable and understandable through at least two different senses (for example, sight and/or hearing), without relying exclusively on a single sense; * all interactive elements of websites and mobile applications must be usable regardless of the method of use (including via keyboard, voice control, or assistive devices); * the function and meaning of interactive elements must be clear, predictable, and consistent; and * all content of websites and mobile applications must be technically reliable and accurately interpreted by different user programs, including assistive technologies, so that it is perceivable, operable, understandable, and robust. (2) By way of exception to paragraph (1) of this Article, schools, kindergartens, and early childhood development centers are not required to fulfill the general conditions referred to in paragraph (1) of this Article, except where these are necessary for the implementation of the educational process. (3) The manner of ensuring the accessibility of websites and mobile applications, as well as the specific accessibility conditions for websites and mobile applications of public sector institutions, shall be prescribed by the Minister of Digital Transformation.
Accessibility Statement
Article 6
(1) A public sector institution is obliged to prepare an accessibility statement for its website and mobile application and publish it on its website within 10 days from the date the website and mobile application are put into use. (2) The statement referred to in paragraph (1) of this Article shall be updated at least once a year, within 10 days from the occurrence of significant changes to the website or mobile application that may affect the level of accessibility, and it must be clear, detailed, and comprehensive. (3) The accessibility statement referred to in paragraph (1) of this Article shall contain: * an explanation regarding parts of the website and mobile application and content that are not accessible, the reasons for inaccessibility, and the possibility of providing accessible alternatives appropriate to the type of general accessibility conditions for websites and mobile applications referred to in Article 5 paragraph (1) of this Law that have not been fulfilled; * a description and link to the websites and mobile applications through which users may provide feedback, enabling any person to notify the relevant public sector institution regarding non-compliance with the general conditions referred to in Article 5 paragraph (1) of this Law, as well as information about content exempted from compliance with the general conditions referred to in Article 5 paragraph (1) of this Law due to the exception under Article 3 paragraph (3) of this Law, as well as disproportionate burden in accordance with Article 7 of this Law; and * a link to the website of the Ministry of Digital Transformation before which proceedings may be initiated in cases where the user considers that the websites and/or mobile applications of the public sector institution are not accessible in accordance with this Law. (4) The accessibility statement for websites and mobile applications must be in an accessible format. (5) The form and content of the accessibility statement referred to in paragraph (1) of this Article shall be prescribed by the Minister of Digital Transformation.
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