US EditionThe Government Is Launching Measures to Improve the Status of the Deaf and Sign Language Users.
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At the Marie-Curie High School in Tarbes, one of the only two public schools in Occitanie, to give courses in French sign language, the senior students ardently defend this option that has them well...
The process examines the impact of authorities on deaf and sign language users. The aim is to build reconciliation between the state and communities.
The Chamber of Deputies gave half a sanction to a bill that recognizes and protects the Argentine Sign Language (LSA) in the province. In yesterday’s session, Deputies gave half a sanction to the project that protects the Argentine Sign Language. The regulation considers the LSA as the natural and native language of the Deaf community and part of its cultural and linguistic identity. Patricia Hucena, who accompanied the project, said: “We have w…
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