Indonesia

Indonesian citizens with disabilities in different regions cast their votes on election day and create a voter education campaign about the right to vote.
In the immediate foreground is a woman wearing a headscarf and placing her ballot inside of a secured, metal ballot box. Her arms end at the elbow. There are two other metal ballot boxes nearby, in a row. A man is also placing his ballot inside a box.
In the Aceh region of Indonesia, citizens cast their votes on election day in 2008.
A man using a wheelchair is inside a small makeshift tent outdoors. There is a table that is easy for him to access and write on. Behind the table is a curtain made of different fabrics and posters.
An Indonesian citizen in South Tangerang fills out his ballot in a private booth on election day in 2011.
There are four women standing in a group outside. A man is nearby with a video camera, and he is giving directions to the women. Two of the women are looking toward the camera. They may have Down syndrome or another developmental disability.
A team of women participate in a video about election accessibility in Jakarta, Indonesia in 2012.
In the foreground, there is a man wearing a blindfold. He is holding a large sheet of paper in his hands (it may be a tactile ballot guide). To his right stands a woman, who is holding up a large ballot with her right hand. She is talking to him
An AGENDA conference held in February 2012 encouraged its participants to join a simulation of election day. One version of the polling station is accessible for voters with disabilities (simulated by a blindfold or by using a wheelchair) and one version is not accessible.