Telecoms firms to provide sign language interpretation in proposed law

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Chelsea Sinyo, 18, communicating using sign language with Justus Kimilu during an interview at MKU in Thika. FILE PHOTO | LUCY WANJIRU | NMG

Telecommunication service providers will be compelled to provide sign language interpretation to make their products accessible to the deaf if Parliament approves a new Bill into law.

The Kenyan Sign Language Bill seeks to include the deaf community in all aspects of society, in order to eliminate all forms of discrimination including in areas of communication, employment and access to information and education,

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