International Day of Sign Languages in 2022

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ℹ HashtagsCompiled on 24 September 2022 at 05:18	#InternationalDayOfSignLanguages, #SignLanguageDay2022
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2022 Date	23 September 2022
2023 Date	23 September 2023

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International Day of Sign Languages in

Friday, 23 Sep

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Updated 24 September 2022 at 05:17

Today, 23 September, is International Day of Sign Languages. The day seeks to promote awareness on the importance of sign language. https://t.co/EI18P7xDnA
— Dept of Women, Youth & Persons with Disabilities (@DWYPD_ZA) September 23, 2022

The global community is celebrating the International Day of Sign Languages to raise awareness of the importance of sign language in realisation of the human rights of deaf community. Full story here https://t.co/aGbSqJcQZm https://t.co/Y4QB6DrspT
— CPUT (@CPUT) September 23, 2022

International Day of Sign Languages 2022 || 23 September. https://t.co/JNj0lcClLu Source || Internet Website || United Nations. Design by Defence Corporate Communication || Visual Communication. #SANDF #IntDaySignLanguages2022 https://t.co/booWeD2yIi
— SA National Defence Force (@SANDF_ZA) September 23, 2022

Sign language gives people, who are hard of hearing, a medium to converse. The International Day of Sign Languages celebrated on September 23, aims to spread awareness regarding the importance of sign language & the realisation of the human rights of people who are deaf. https://t.co/Uq9rE5v0FJ
— African Council for Graduates (@africouncilgrad) September 23, 2022

"This Intl Day recognizes the importance of sign languages for achieving the Sustainable Development Goals & fulfilling its core promise of leaving no one behind. It also offers an opportunity to support & protect the linguistic identity & cultural diversity of all sign language https://t.co/V2wZ0AGk4V
— Constitution Hill SA (@VisitConHill) September 23, 2022

‘Knowledge of SA Sign Language benefits everyone,’ says FEDSAS in celebration of International Day of Sign Languages #SignLanguageDay2022 Read the media statement here https://t.co/Hkq0fxkPTa https://t.co/4xaYXQjy11
— FEDSAS (@fedsas1) September 23, 2022

UN 🇺🇳 General Assembly has proclaimed 23 September as the International Day of Sign Languages @UNODC @UNODC_ROSAF @ONUMocambique @PaulGomis20 https://t.co/mX5CA7gWtS
— Marco Teixeira (@MarcoTeixeiraUN) September 23, 2022

Friday's International Day of Sign Languages highlights the important relationship between sign language and the human rights of deaf people. https://t.co/XUnpioiiqC https://t.co/sdx3Zj0ygZ
— United Nations in South Africa (@UNinSouthAfrica) September 23, 2022

Delighted to have been invited to Mafeteng to take part in an event to support inclusion and sign language during International Week of Deaf People. Today is the International Day of Sign Languages. Inclusion benefits us all. Thanks #NADL for organising. #UKinLesotho https://t.co/gSsCAEXssq
— Harry MacDonald (@HarryMacDonald0) September 23, 2022

‘Sign Languages UNITE us’. On this International Day of Sign Languages RC @ZiaChoudhury highlights the important relationship between sign language and the human rights of deaf people. @UN @carogazevedo @RKalapurakal @hillo_el @enega #IDSL #IDSL2022 @WFDeaf_org https://t.co/q0Xjc8RzfI
— UN Botswana (@UN_Botswana) September 23, 2022