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The United Nations' Declarations of Human Rights Charter underlines access to information as a basic human right that must be enjoyed by all people in society without distinction and any form of discrimination. This article examines the ethical limitations of the social media for people with visual impairments. The article is motivated by the fact that social media has a significant footprint in all sectors of society including (but not limited to) academia, education, government, business, research, entertainment, communication and politics. The article is based on the review of the latest international empirical and theoretical literature in print and electronic sources such as books, theses, journal articles, conference proceedings and online databases. The literature covers the ethical issues in accessing and using the social media by people with visual impairments; the social model of disability; WSIS action line 10 on ethical dimension of the information society; challenges of accessing and using social media by people with visual impairments; and strategies for ameliorating challenges facing people with visual impairments in the social media environment.
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