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Supreme Court Ruled Discrimination, Yet Change Stalls: Seoul Accessible Taxi Passenger-Seat Dispute Returns to Ministry of Justice
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- Six months after the Supreme Court confirmed that refusing passenger-seat rides for people with developmental disabilities in accessible taxis was discrimination, the Seoul Facilities Corporation has in principle barred all users from the passenger seat.
- The Solidarity for the Promotion of the Anti-Discrimination Act for Persons with Disabilities and the Seoul Disability Discrimination Abolition Alliance said on the 23rd they submitted a corrective order application to the Ministry of Justice at a press conference in front of Seoul City Hall.
- The groups argue this constitutes non-compliance with the ruling, and operating rules could change again depending on the Ministry of Justice's decision on the corrective order.
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