Accessibility

The Rhineland Regional Council (LVR) aims to make its websites accessible. They should be designed in such a way that they comply with national legislation implementing Directive (EU) 2016/2102 of the European Parliament. The following accessibility statement applies to the website www.apx.lvr.de and its subsections.

Status of the website's compliance with the requirements for accessible information technology

This website is not compatible with the requirements for accessible information technology.

Non-accessible content

We are currently working on improving the accessibility of the Rhineland Regional Council's websites. We ask for a little patience, as the Rhineland Regional Council - with its schools, clinics, museums, cultural institutions, special education networks, youth welfare institutions and the State Youth Welfare Office - operates a large number of websites, and accessibility optimizations also require changes in programming. When the pages were created, the topic of accessibility was not as advanced as it is today. We are trying to remove the barriers as quickly as possible.

In particular, there are the following deficits:

Creation of this declaration

The declaration was created on September 22nd, 2020. It was last reviewed on September 22nd, 2020.

The statement was written on the basis of a self-assessment prepared by the Rhineland Regional Association.

Feedback and contact

If you would like to contact the LVR, please write to us at apx@lvr.de . We look forward to your comments, suggestions and questions on the subject of "accessibility". In particular, you can report any deficiencies to us and obtain information about content exempted from the EU directive.

Your contact person in public relations at the LVR Archaeological Park Xanten: Ingo Martell

Please note that by submitting the form, the personal data you provide as well as the special data will be transmitted to the Rhineland Regional Association on the basis of Article 6 Paragraph 1 of the EU GDPR and used to answer the request. Please also read our data protection information.

Monitoring body for barrier-free information technology in the state of North Rhine-Westphalia

The monitoring body for barrier-free information technology in the state of North Rhine-Westphalia regularly checks whether and to what extent websites and mobile applications of public bodies in the state meet the accessibility requirements.

The aim of the monitoring body's work is to ensure compliance with the requirements for barrier-free information technology and to ensure that the legal regulations are implemented across the board.

Send an email to the monitoring body

You can find further information about the monitoring body here.

Ombudsman's office for barrier-free information technology in the state of North Rhine-Westphalia

If you have not received satisfactory answers to messages or inquiries about barrier-free information technology on the website www.apx.lvr.de from the LVR Archaeological Park Xanten, you can contact the ombudsman's office for barrier-free information technology. The ombudsman's office tries to determine the circumstances of the lack of accessibility by involving all those involved so that the provider can remedy it.

It is assigned to the representative for the concerns of people with disabilities according to Section 11 of the Disability Equality Act of North Rhine-Westphalia and can be reached via the following contact:

Send an email to the Ombudsman's Office for Accessible Information Technology NRW

Here you can find further information about the Ombudsman's Office for Accessible Information Technology NRW.