With Japan set to host the Deaflympics for the first time next month, the head of the games has expressed hopes for greater sign language use in the country, saying it is at a "turning point" for acceptance of the deaf community.In an exclusive interview with Kyodo News, Adam Kosa, the president of the International Committee of Sports for the Deaf, said that he hopes the Tokyo Deaflympics will bring "more positive changes" for the deaf community, paving the way for Japanese society to recognize and embrace them.Around 3,000 athletes from about 80 countries and regions will take part in the…READ FULL ARTICLE
