There are no places on any map, this is how true places are
This article explores the experiences of a deaf teenager named Iris as she navigates her world, the challenges of communication with her hearing family, and the significance of sign language in her life.
Sign Language News
The article provides an overview of sign language news broadcasts in Estonia.
It’s a FACT: Video shows woman using sign language to communicate with deaf dog in Argentina; watch
A viral TikTok video features a woman communicating with her deaf dog using sign language, highlighting the ability to teach animals through non-verbal cues.
Land sold in Bhadohi used as collateral for loans from two banks, disclosure made
In Bhadohi, Uttar Pradesh, three brothers are accused of selling land and then mortgaging it to two banks for loans, with the victim being a deaf-mute woman who legally acquired the land.
Sign Language News
The article discusses the importance and availability of sign language news in Estonia.
Security company involved in assault on deaf youth in RN operated clandestinely, says PF
A security company that assaulted a deaf young man during the Apodi carnival was operating without authorization, according to the Federal Police.
Strictly's Rose Ayling-Ellis shares candid relationship update after personal struggles
Rose Ayling-Ellis discusses her experiences with dating as a deaf person and her desire to create a comedy show reflecting those struggles.
She taught sign language to her deaf dog and her pet's reaction went viral
A woman taught her deaf dog sign language, resulting in a viral video that showcases their deep connection and the dog's enthusiastic responses to visual commands.
She is an executive at a multinational and fights for a more inclusive work world: 'When I said I was deaf, they didn't want to hire me'
Carolina Schmid, a deaf executive at Manpower Argentina, advocates for a more inclusive workplace, sharing her personal experience of discrimination in hiring processes.
Maher warns Dems to avoid tone-deaf celebs because they are 'actually hurting' the party's brand
Bill Maher cautions Democrats against associating with out-of-touch celebrities, claiming they negatively impact the party's image.
Sign Language News
Estonia's ERR offers a variety of news segments including culture, sports, economy, and science, with a focus on accessibility for the deaf through sign language content.
Sign Language in Preschool: Heated Debate in Umeå City Council
A heated debate in Umeå's city council centered on ensuring competency in sign language within local preschools following personnel changes at a specific preschool.
The story of the teacher with dual sensory impairment who overcomes limits and teaches classes to interpreters at the university of Quito: 'There are no barriers when one makes an effort'
A teacher with dual sensory impairment is successfully teaching at a prestigious university in Quito, Ecuador, demonstrating the power of determination over obstacles.
Danish Deaf Association: Sign Language Interpreting for Press Conferences
During the pandemic, press conferences with critical information were sign language interpreted, but now this service has largely disappeared, according to officials from the Danish Deaf Association, who argue that deaf individuals are now missing out on important crisis and preparedness information like the rest of the population.
Royals enabled disgraced Andrew with blind eyes and deaf ears - but it won't wash
The UK monarchy's protection of Prince Andrew amid ongoing controversies raises serious questions about accountability and the future of the institution.
Sign Language News
A news update from Estonia focusing on sign language news services.
Inclusion: Deaf Student Inspires Classmates and Teachers to Learn Libras in Public School in Interior SP
A deaf student in São José do Rio Preto, Brazil, has inspired her peers and teachers to learn Brazilian Sign Language (Libras) to facilitate communication within her public school.
Norway: Sign language may become an elective in secondary school
Norway's proposal to make sign language an elective subject in secondary schools is met with criticism from the Norwegian Deaf Association, which argues for its inclusion on par with Nynorsk to ensure all students learn the basics.
Firefighters rescue blind and deaf dog stranded in the middle of a waterfall in Itamaraty, Petrópolis; video
Firefighters in Petrópolis, Brazil, successfully rescued a blind and deaf dog stranded at a waterfall, ensuring its safe return to its owner.
VIDEO: Deaf Young Man is Assaulted by Security Guards at Carnival Party in RN
A 29-year-old deaf man was assaulted by private security guards during the Apodi carnival in Rio Grande do Norte, Brazil, leading to public outcry and an investigation by local authorities.
Edvinas Kriūnas: A Small State with Big Achievements – How Lithuanian Deaf Athletes Surprised the World
Lithuania's deaf athletes have achieved significant international recognition by securing a notable position in the 2025 Deaflympics in Tokyo, demonstrating their hard work and effective training systems.
The gold at 41 years of Elana Meyers in bobsled and the embrace of her two deaf children: "My happiness"
Elana Meyers won gold in bobsled at the age of 41, celebrating her victory with her two deaf children.
Deaf spiral: Highlights and low-points from the Munich Security Conference
The Munich Security Conference highlighted the ongoing tensions between the US and EU, with American officials criticizing European responses to global challenges.
Constitution Protection: Intelligence Services Fear Becoming "Blind and Deaf" to the AfD
Intelligence agencies in Germany express concerns about not being able to adequately monitor the Alternative for Germany (AfD) party amid increasing allegations of corruption and calls for a party ban.
What's Going On in Cabaret in Munich: Where You Can Laugh Lavishly During Lent
A spotlight on the diverse cabaret scene in Munich, highlighting the unique perspectives of performers like Omar Seese, a deaf Turkish-German comedian, and Jan-Peter Petersen, who brings Hamburg's humor to the stage.
Finger-Spelling in Language
The article discusses the development and significance of finger-spelling in the Estonian language, particularly its historical roots and contemporary use.
Video from a Helsinki bar raises concerns – Now the restaurant speaks: "It happens maybe once in a lifetime"
A video from a Helsinki bar depicting a blind and deaf cat has gone viral, raising concerns about the animal's welfare.
Sign Language to be Mother Tongue Education in Copenhagen
Hearing children of deaf parents in Copenhagen will receive mother tongue education in sign language, according to a decision by a political majority in the Children and Youth Committee.
Inclusion on the Avenue: Deaf Friends, Four Blind Brothers, and an Autistic Boy Experience Carnival in an Inclusive Area at the Sambadrome
The article highlights the inclusive experiences of disabled individuals at the São Paulo Carnival, showcasing the vibrancy of samba and the importance of accessibility at such events.
Supporting and connecting Deaf people, Olivia finds her calling more than just a job
Olivia Jackson has transitioned from a supermarket job to a fulfilling role as a support worker for Deaf people, finding purpose and connection in her new career.
DO: Deaf people discriminated against during heart surgery
A deaf couple faced discrimination during a heart surgery due to the absence of a sign language interpreter, leading to significant communication issues and the loss of a family member's rights.
Firefighters use Sign Language Central to communicate with deaf victim after accident in West Zone of SP; VIDEO
Firefighters effectively communicated with a deaf accident victim in São Paulo using a Sign Language Central service for assistance.
Teenage boy asked by NHS staff to tell his deaf mum that her dad was dying
A teenager was required to inform his deaf mother that her father was critically ill due to the NHS's failure to provide a sign language interpreter in a timely manner.
Mindy Drapsa's Medal Joy: "The Feeling of Unreality Lingers"
Mindy Drapsa expresses her happiness and disbelief after receiving a medal from the king at a ceremony in Stockholm, reflecting on the positivity from the deaf community and her work at Riksteatern.
20-year-old Carl Oscar Malm founded Finland's first school for the deaf in 1846 – revolutionized the lives of the deaf
Carl Oscar Malm is celebrated for establishing Finland's first school for the deaf, greatly improving educational access for the deaf community.
The government is tone-deaf to pet owners
The article discusses the plight of pet owners in Sweden facing exorbitant veterinary prices, exemplified by a woman forced to sell her home to afford care for her pet.
Day of Icelandic Sign Language Celebrated
The Day of Icelandic Sign Language was marked with celebrations highlighting its importance and cultural significance.
The Name Called by the Deaf Grandmother [Growing Up at the Boundary of Lee Gil-bora]
The article discusses the challenges of naming a child born to a Korean and a Japanese parent while considering the unique needs of having a deaf grandmother who communicates through sign language.
UN chief blasted as ‘abjectly tone-deaf’ over message to Iran marking revolution anniversary
U.N. Secretary-General António Guterres faced backlash for sending a congratulatory message to Iran on the 1979 Islamic revolution anniversary amid human rights concerns.
Teenager used by NHS to tell deaf mum her dad was dying, report finds
A report reveals that NHS staff asked a teenage boy to inform his deaf mother that her father was dying, highlighting issues with communication services for deaf patients.
Fico's Justice? Deaf, Dumb and on a Leash
The article discusses the failure of a webpage to load, alongside troubleshooting suggestions.
Shopkeeper sexually abused hearing-impaired indigenous girl in Oaxaca
A 56-year-old shopkeeper was arrested for sexually abusing a nine-year-old deaf indigenous girl in Santa MarÃa Chilchotla, Oaxaca.
Deaths: His hands helped the deaf community of the Marajó archipelago
FabrÃcio Balieiro, a pioneering deaf educator and interpreter in the Marajó archipelago, dedicated 24 years to promoting Brazilian Sign Language and empowering the local deaf community through social assistance programs.
Liverpool boss Arne Slot accused of 'tone deaf' comments and treating fans like they're 'stupid’
Liverpool manager Arne Slot has faced criticism for prioritizing playing style over winning trophies amid the team's struggles this season.
"Total catastrophe for the Russian soldiers. They are practically deaf and blind"
Russian units in Ukraine are facing significant communication challenges due to the shutdown of Starlink terminals.
Celimar Rivera, sign language interpreter for Bad Bunny at the Super Bowl: You have to add your ‘flow’
According to Puerto Rican sociologist Hiram Guadalupe, Bad Bunny has established himself as a pioneer in singing in Spanish at the Super Bowl, and sign language interpreter Celimar Rivera will convey this universal message of fraternity to the deaf community during the performance.
Miriam Garlo: "We need interpreters in all public administrations"
Miriam Garlo, the first deaf lead actress nominated for a Goya award, advocates for greater equality and inclusion in public administration through the provision of interpreters.
The trial of a deaf man accused of a particularly brutal murder is postponed due to an unexpected reason
A trial for 35-year-old Donatas ÄŒerneckas, accused of brutally murdering his 58-year-old father and assaulting his mother in the Jonava region, was postponed due to the absence of sign language interpreters necessary for the deaf defendant.
Ukrainian film Viktor about deaf Kharkiv resident wins at SIMA Awards 2026
The documentary film 'Viktor', highlighting the story of a deaf resident from Kharkiv, won the Best Sound award at the Social Impact Media Awards (SIMA) 2026.
The letter in which the councilor of Móstoles communicated her resignation to the PP spoke of "sexual and labor harassment": "I was denied support and my complaints fell on deaf ears"
The councilor of Móstoles resigns from the PP, alleging she faced sexual and workplace harassment while being ignored by her party.