Philippines

Voters with disabilities use biometric technology to register to vote.
. In the foreground, there are two women. One woman is holding up a large manila envelope, and appears to be inserting her ballot. She may have Down syndrome or another developmental disability. The woman standing next to her is observing the process.
A voter casts her ballot during elections in May 2013.
One man using a wheelchair presses his thumb against a small, portable fingerprint scanner. He is looking at something to the side, possibly a computer. The other man holds the scanner, making sure that the thumb is pressed down firmly.
A Philippine citizen registers to vote using a biometric system.
One woman, an election worker, is sitting at a table. The other woman sitting at the table, who is registering to vote, speaks in Filipino Sign Language with an interpreter. A third woman is pressing the voter’s thumb onto a portable scanner.
A Philippine citizen registers to vote at a booth in a shopping mall during Voters Registration Week for Persons with Disabilities.
On the left is a woman using a wheelchair. Her face is turned away from the camera and she's talking to two women who are standing; all three are leaning over a table. On the right, in the foreground, is a man using a wheelchair observing the conversation
Volunteers at a polling station during the 2013 elections in the Philippines discuss voter registration records.