NOTE 1: 8 sign language user communities (Andorran, Finland-Swedish SL, German SL in Belgium, German SL in Luxembourg, Liechteinstein, Monaco, Italian SL in San Marino and Russian) had no access to sign language to sign language on public television during data collection (May 2022), so the actual number of communities covered was 43.
NOTE 2: all DURATIONS presented on this website (and in my dissertation) are weekly. All PERCENTAGES refer to weekly duration of all SL TV programmes broadcast for a single sign language user community.
Statistics → Target age groups → Programmes for children
NOTE: Feature established in order to find communities that have (no) SL broadcasting for children.
| Number | Sign language community | Time | Entire time | Percentage |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1. | Belgian-French Sign Language | 0:30 / | 4:35 | (10.91%) |
| 2. | Czech Sign Language | 3:20 / | 23:14 | (14.35%) |
| 3. | Dutch Sign Language | 2:20 / | 9:11 | (25.41%) |
| 4. | Flemish Sign Language | 0:48 / | 6:07 | (13.08%) |
| 5. | French Sign Language (in Switzerland) | 0:04 / | 5:20 | (1.25%) |
| 6. | Hungarian Sign Language | 0:50 / | 0:50 | (100%) |
| 7. | Icelandic Sign Language | 0:16 / | 2:57 | (9.04%) |
| 8. | Irish Sign Language | 0:25 / | 9:26 | (4.42%) |
| 9. | Norwegian Sign Language | 4:57 / | 18:02 | (27.45%) |
| 10. | Polish Sign Language | 18:44 / | 47:40 | (39.3%) |
| 11. | Portuguese Sign Language | 0:24 / | 76:12 | (0.52%) |
| 12. | Slovene Sign Language | 0:12 / | 8:05 | (2.47%) |
| 13. | Swedish Sign Language | 0:48 / | 6:51 | (11.68%) |