Supreme Administrative Court allows mobile phone for visually impaired diabetic to ensure daily functioning under disability services law.

The Supreme Administrative Court allowed the applicant's request for a mobile phone as a disability service. The applicant, a visually impaired person with diabetes, argued that the device was essential for daily functioning and independence. The court ruled that the specific needs of a visually impaired diabetic justify providing such a device under the relevant sections of the Act on Services and Support Measures for Persons with Disabilities.