MANILA, Philippines — The Supreme Court has approved the official guidelines for Filipino Sign Language (FSL) interpreting in all courts, marking a major reform in ensuring accessible justice for ...
Officials of Tarlac State University and members of the Kakamay Movement Organization hold a roundtable discussion after the signing of agreement to tackle activities and programs that will further ...
MANILA, Philippines — Deaf Filipinos in court proceedings can request for interpreters starting Dec. 15, according to the Supreme Court (SC). A list of accredited Filipino sign language interpreters ...
Personnel of the provincial government of Pangasinan are undergoing basic sign language training course so that they can ...
The Supreme Court (SC) on Monday announced that it has approved the Rules on Filipino Sign Language Interpreting in the Judiciary (FSL Rules), which seeks to ensure equal and effective access to ...
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SC’s adopting sign language helps ‘break down barriers’ – NCDA
The Supreme Court of the Philippines. INQUIRER file photo / Niño Jesus Orbeta MANILA, Philippines – In one of its significant inclusivity measures in 2025, the Supreme Court approved the rules ...
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Surviving a Hearing World not for Everyone: Developing Filipino Sign Language in a Disaster-Prone Country
Imagine not being able to hear the siren blaring to warn of rising floodwaters. Or being trapped in a house in the middle of a typhoon unaware of the dangers posed by the whistling wind and the ...
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