Yasmin Reema

Everyday Nasima sees the playgrounds of teenagers in the field by the window of the house. At the grip of sports, teenagers like adolescents laugh, joke, murderous, they like. Nasima laughs far away, sometimes angry. However, adolescents from far away can not know that Nasima wants to be their partner. They want to play like them. Nasima is not crippled, but not talking, she can not talk. Although he is not upset he is very shy. Everyone shouted, rejoiced, singing different songs, but he could not do them like them. Despite that trouble, Nasima does not want to carry it alone and engage anyone.

Nasima, the 13-year-old daughter of Kafiluddin, a clock maker of Shuvapur village in Sadar thana of Cumilla district. Father's great love and affection She Father has been fulfilling all his needs and requirements by spending many hardships and poverty.

Although he can do all kinds of work very well, he is unable, in a case of life, in a case of helplessness. That is, Nasima can not speak. Speech-impaired For the seven years of his life, Kafiluddin has been treating many different ways and he is able to speak one day. The wait was not over. Father's expectations have remained imperfect. Nevertheless, Father was not neglected or disappointed. The girl is going to look after regular. For the girl, Kafiluddin and mother Roksana Begum have no trouble, there is no disappointment. Rather than be proud parents, they breathe in chest.

Nasim was growing like a normal baby. Can not speak just But the gesture can explain everything. She can take part in everything in the family. Besides, she falls in the eighth grade of Shubpur Anand Pilot School. It may mean reading. Everyone in the class helps him in this regard. Good as a student too. Understanding the reader will reply by announcing it in a proper manner or by writing it. The teachers look after him.

There are 2 million 16 thousand 612 people who speak and are hearing impaired and spoken in a country like Nasim. That is 1.4 percent of the total population. They need to build point language centers at specific and official levels. Even though private or small organizations have arranged for short-term gesture language training, the success rate has to be increased. Speech Language is the name to display words and phrases through fingerprints using fingerprints as a method of exchange of hearing and basic ideas for those whose language has been lost in childhood or maternal or before any time after education. Which is internationally recognized.

In this regard, disabled researcher and writer Mahbubur Rahman Bhuiyan said the United Nations ratified the charter of rights of people with disabilities. In this chapter 24, it is specifically advised that women and children be taught the Tongue language and uphold the linguistic identity of the listening and speech-speaking people. In 2013, the Disability Rights and Protection Act 2013 passed to the parliament. In this section, Section 2 (7) of this law has been asked to take effective steps to ensure the use of spoken language, including hospitals, courts, police stations and educational institutions, and recognition of Bangla pseudo language for organizing formal development programs for promotion and development of standard Bengali language languages.

Language rights in Bangladesh But the only means of expressing the speech of nearly 20 million people living in this successful land and hearing impaired is the need to establish institutions to acclaim Bangla sign language and spread the language.

The government has been working extensively for the development of the disabled. Nowadays, world-wide services for disabled people are being provided. The Center for Neurodevelopment and Autism in Children has been making important contributions to the treatment of children with disabilities. Manisha Akhtar, autism lecturer at this center, said, "If there is a condition to go to school, there is no separate system for the disabled. They can take education with normal students in general schools and that should be the case. "

According to the World Federation of the Deaf (Drum), there are about seven billion speakers and hearing impaired in the world. The first and the mother languages are 'gesture language'. In many countries of the world, especially in Australia, Brazil, Norway, European Union, Finland and South Africa, various languages such as language, law, and organization and interpreter certification have been taken. Stately legal recognition has given further, the UK, the United States and Canada have approved the speech language as the academic and official language. In the United States, there are 13 languages that are introduced in the United States, first in Spanish second Chinese, followed by American Sign Language. Where nearly two million women exchange the views of male-female interpersonal languages.

In view of the long-standing demand of the beacon speakers, the present Prime Minister announced the introduction of Ishra (Bkviv)language in the first word on February 1, 2009 and instructed the texts to be used in various televised televisions including texts. But it was not only the other television channels, except the Bangladesh Television, that the private channels could not launch it.

If language is claimed as an important part of mankind and civilization, then no misappropriation is required on the tongue language. It is very necessary to introduce point language at all places in order to engage in the development of the disabled people. Everyone has to take effective steps in this regard.

The writer is a, The Weekly Bornapat President- Bangladesh Sangbadik Samittee