Tagesschau reports on the situation.

Tagesschau, Germany’s national broadcaster, is now providing its news broadcasts with sign language interpretation. This aims to make the news accessible to the deaf and hard-of-hearing community.

Tagesschau, Germany’s national broadcaster, has launched a new initiative to provide its news bulletins and programs in sign language. This move aims to improve accessibility for the deaf and hard-of-hearing community. The broadcast utilizes sign language interpretation alongside spoken commentary. The broadcaster also released a simplified version of its news content in ‘Einfacher Sprache’ to make news more understandable for people with lower literacy levels. This initiative reflects a growing commitment to inclusivity and democratic participation within Germany. Tagesschau is broadcast on Das Erste, a public television channel, and is one of the most-watched news programs in Germany.

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