bsl was recognised as an official language in 1947.
when was bsl recognised as an official language?
1947
bsl users campaigned to have bsl recognised on an official level. bsl was recognised as a language in its own right by the uk government on 18 march 2003, but it has no legal protection. there is, however, legislation requiring the provision of interpreters such as the police and criminal evidence act 1984.





























section::::usage.
british sign language
bullet::::- official language in: india and the pakistani province of sindh





























sinhala - සිංහල





























bullet::::- official language in: sri lanka





























slovak – slovenčina





























bullet::::- official language in: slovakia , and the serbian autonomous province of vojvodina





























bullet::::- recognised minority language in: the czech republic , hungary and ukraine





























slovene – slovenščina





























bullet::::- official language in: slovenia





























bullet::::- recognised minority language in: austria , hungary , and italy





























somali - اللغة الصومالية, af-soomaali





























bullet::::- official language in: somalia





























bullet::::- recognised minority language in: djibouti and ethiopia





























sorani - سۆرانی, soranî





























bullet::::- spoken in: iran and iraq





























sotho – sesotho
list of language names