Community interpreting is used in everyday settings such as healthcare, education, housing, justice and social services. It supports clear communication when people and services do not share a common language.
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A report by Michal Schuster From 2006 – 2012 people from Eritrea entered Israel through its border..
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The first to be held in the southern hemisphere, took place in Parramatta, Sydney, Australia, from 11..
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On behalf of the major translator and interpreter associations worldwide, advocacy organizations, and academia, we are voicing..
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Re: World Language Community and Its Human Rights Partners Seek a UN Resolution for the Protection of..
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Critical Link International commends the actions of the Saint John refugee community in shedding light on..
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A report on a flawed system by Paola Gentile, a Ph.D. student in Interpreting Studies at the..
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