Kyodo profile: sign language interpreter Miho Ota on interpreting for Deaf plaintiffs in Nagoya eugenics lawsuit

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Kyodo's 'Katawara no Hito' series profiles Nagoya sign language interpreter Miho Ota, 56, who interpreted for Deaf plaintiffs Keiko and Kazutaka Onoue in their lawsuit over forced sterilization under Japan's former Eugenic Protection Law, which the court ruled unconstitutional.

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