websites that provide information to the general public. Online approval systems, online attendance spreadsheets, other internal management systems, restricted or backend systems and password-protected systems that are restricted to the general public are not within the scope of accessibility verification, and there are no approval (label) systems for internal networks. Verifying the accessibility of internal networks is difficult and typically requires manual testing. Internal networks also contain the internal SOPs and classified information of public and private organizations. Therefore, outside reviewers may not have the necessary knowledge to conduct verification. Although the NCC announced the Guidelines for Accessibility of Systems for Government Authorities in October 2017, many government agencies (institutions) still fail to meet accessibility requirements.86 Article 22: Respect for privacy 100. The NHRC is concerned that when the media reports on persons who have or are suspected of having mental disorders, they expose personal and family information as well as their medical and medication status, which severely violates personal privacy rights. 101. The NHRC is concerned about organizations that fail to protect the privacy of persons with disabilities when accepting outside visits or even use patients for fundraising without prior authorization. The MOHW only passively issues letters to prohibit such behavior or request improvements, and it should take a more active stance in protecting the privacy rights of persons with disabilities. Article 23: Respect for home and the family 102. The NHRC has addressed the following issues regarding the protection of disabled persons’ marital, childbirth, and parenthood rights and recommends that the government establish indicators to enable investigation and tracking (said indicators include the fertility rates of men and women with disabilities and their 86 The NCC recommends that departments carry out internal compliance reviews. The NCC commented that the National Archives Administration of the NDC had announced accessibility verification guidelines to serve as a reference for promoting document system accessibility. The NCC recommends that government agencies and institutions refer to the aforementioned promotion methods to ensure that their document systems meet accessibility requirements. 69