Perceivable
Semantic HTML, alt text on editorial images, sufficient colour contrast, and readable typography across breakpoints.
Global South Watch, published by Noya Industries, is committed to making independent journalism from the Global South available to as many people as possible — including readers who use assistive technologies.
Accessibility is part of editorial inclusion: if our reporting is meant to reach communities across the Global South, our website must be usable by people with disabilities, slow connections, and diverse devices. We follow the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.1 as our reference standard and review critical user journeys after each major redesign.
Semantic HTML, alt text on editorial images, sufficient colour contrast, and readable typography across breakpoints.
Keyboard navigation on main flows, visible focus states, skip-friendly structure, and touch targets sized for mobile.
Clear headings, descriptive links, consistent navigation, and plain-language error messages on forms.
Standards-based markup, ARIA only where needed, and compatibility testing with common assistive technologies.
We publish an internal accessibility review at least once per year and prioritise fixes that block access to news content.
If you cannot access content or a feature on Global South Watch, please tell us so we can fix it. Include the page URL, what you were trying to do, and the technology you use (screen reader, browser, device).