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Sign Language Users Want It to Be Included Among the Official Languages of the Government.
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Deaf and mute people in Rwanda want sign language to be included in the official languages of the government and to be taught in schools. These were some of the issues raised during the International Day of Sign Language in Gasabo District on October 3, which marked the end of the week dedicated to deaf and mute people. During the ceremony, the President of the National Union of Disabled People in Rwanda (NUDOR), Dr Mukarwego Beth Nasiforo, said…
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