Declaration Introduction
The Commissioner for Human Rights is committed to ensuring the accessibility of its website in accordance with the Act of 4 April 2019 on the Digital Accessibility of Public Websites and Mobile Applications of Public Entities. This Accessibility Statement applies to the website https://formularze.brpo.gov.pl of the Office of the Commissioner for Human Rights.
Website publication date: 2025-03-01.
Date of the latest significant update: 2025-03-01.
Compliance Status
This website complies with the Act on the Digital Accessibility of Public Websites and Mobile Applications of Public Entities.
Declaration Preparation Date and Digital Accessibility Evaluation Method
This statement was prepared on: 2025-03-01.
The declaration was prepared based on a self-assessment conducted by the public entity.
The service does not include keyboard shortcuts that might conflict with assistive technologies (e.g., screen readers), systems, or user applications.
Feedback and Contact Information
If you encounter any accessibility issues with the website, please contact us. The responsible person is Mariusz Masłowiecki, the Accessibility Coordinator at BRPO. You may also contact us by phone at 22 55 17 795. Requests for access to unavailable information and complaints about the lack of accessibility can be submitted in person or by mail to the Office of the Commissioner for Human Rights, Al. Solidarności 77, 00-090 Warsaw, or via the Accessibility Coordinator form.
Appeal Procedure
Everyone has the right to request digital accessibility for a website, mobile application, or any of its components. You may also request that information be provided in alternative formats, for example, having an inaccessible document read aloud or a video’s content described without audio description. The request should include the contact details of the person making the request, specify which website or mobile application is concerned, and include the preferred method of contact. If the requester requires the information in an alternative format, they should also specify the desired format.
The public entity must fulfill the request promptly and no later than within 7 days. If this deadline cannot be met, the public entity shall immediately inform when the request can be fulfilled, provided that this period does not exceed 2 months. If accessibility cannot be ensured, the public entity may propose an alternative means of accessing the information.
In the event that the public entity refuses to fulfill the request for accessibility or alternative access to information, a complaint may be filed regarding such action.
After exhausting all options, a complaint may also be submitted to the Commissioner for Human Rights.
Additional Information
Automatic validation of the website’s accessibility by online validators is not entirely reliable and does not replace objective tests conducted by people with disabilities. Therefore, the Office of the Commissioner for Human Rights strives to conduct annual accessibility audits of its websites.