What Sir Philip Craven in fact was referring to is that it is an objective of the ICSD (International Committee of Sports for the Deaf) to get some events for deaf athletes into the Paralympics. The ...

The International Committee of Sports for the Deaf puts on the Deaflympics and the World Cup. Both are separate from the Paralympics. Players must have hearing loss of at least 55 decibels in ...

- Multiple international organisations unite for decade-long campaign to transform the lives of 1.2 billion people, - Campaign led by International Paralympic Committee, International Disability ...

Some deaf athletes and spectators felt like second-class citizens at the 2012 Paralympics, says the former president of the International Committee of Sports for the Deaf.

He was named Deaflympian of the Century by the International Committee of Deaf Sports in 2001. "The best Deaflympics was the fifth I attended in 2005. After winning two gold medals, ...

Competing are athletes with a wide range of disabilities at the top of their respective parasports. The International Olympic Committee (IOC) names these eligible “impairment types” officially ...

The event named after Jeff Sauer, the former head coach of the USA men's deaf team, has given hard of hearing athletes the chance to compete at the highest level.