Accessibility statement

This statement says what we are aiming for, what we know is incomplete, and how to tell us about a barrier.

Our target

We aim to meet WCAG 2.2 level AA in both English and Arabic, including right-to-left layout. The site works with a keyboard, shows where focus is, honours the reduced-motion setting, and works without JavaScript for reading its content.

Arabic and right-to-left

Arabic pages use right-to-left layout in the page structure, Arabic is written natively and not translated word for word, and English names inside Arabic text are marked so screen readers use the right voice. Numerals follow a setting you choose.

Known limitations

We have not had a formal accessibility audit and we claim no certification. Automated checks and our own testing do not replace testing with people who use assistive technology. Known gaps: the Arabic text has not yet been reviewed by a native speaker, screen reader testing in Arabic has not been done, and the tools themselves are not yet available.

Tell us about a barrier

Write to the contact address that fits, and say which page and which assistive technology you used.

No account is needed to use any of these addresses.