Blog Posts on language interpretation
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[Press Release] Access to Justice: Case monitoring by the Philippine Deaf Resource Center 2006-2011 by hronlineph.com on Feb 6, 2012The Philippine Deaf Resource Center, Inc. (PDRC) presents its findings on monitoring of cases involving Deaf parties for the past five years, with a focus on data from its recent project, “Strategies for attaining legal access and safeguarding huma...
Impeachment trial in sign language by Filipino Deaf from the Eyes of a Hearing Person on Feb 3, 2012Guys I’d like to share with you a very informative and insightful article written by Sir Raul Pangalangan in the Philippine Daily Inquirer. He explicitly discussed about the importance of utilizing sign language interpreters in getting the tru...
Impeachment trial in sign language by Filipino Deaf from the Eyes of a Hearing Person on Feb 3, 2012Guys I’d like to share with you a very informative and insightful article written by Sir Raul Pangalangan in the Philippine Daily Inquirer. He explicitly discussed about the importance of utilizing sign language interpreters in getting the tru...
Who will take care of the 300,000 deaf people in the Philippines? by Filipino Deaf from the Eyes of a Hearing Person on Jan 25, 2012I’d like to share this poster about encouraging people to join the Gualandi Mission for the Deaf. I got this from Fr. Peter Miles Sollesta, one of my co-board members of Philippine National Association of Sign Language Interpreters. :-) Filed...
Who will take care of the 300,000 deaf people in the Philippines? by Filipino Deaf from the Eyes of a Hearing Person on Jan 25, 2012I’d like to share this poster about encouraging people to join the Gualandi Mission for the Deaf. I got this from Fr. Peter Miles Sollesta, one of my co-board members of Philippine National Association of Sign Language Interpreters. :-) Filed...
Solon urges Supreme Court to Allocate Funds for Sign Language Interpreters by Filipino Deaf from the Eyes of a Hearing Person on Sep 6, 2011"In one of the rape cases involving a deaf woman that was cited by PDRC, the complainant failed to narrate her story and those present during the hearing could not understand what she was saying,"...
