Full text: members only
Posted by
Critical Link
Post date
November 17, 2020
Licence
Source
Abstract
Free to read
On behalf of the major translator and interpreter associations worldwide, advocacy organizations, and academia, we are voicing our deep concern for the safety of our colleagues who have served the Canadian Armed Forces (CAF) in Afghanistan. Forced into hiding or exile, and threatened by insurgents who view them as traitors, these linguists are currently stranded in refugee camps and other venues across Asia and Europe, living in fear and uncertainty.
Members discuss the practice questions raised here in the Community Conversations feed in the member portal. It is the fastest way to find out whether your experience is typical, and to hear how colleagues in other countries have handled it.
watthe-tanaka-primary-care.pdf
1.4 MB · 18 pages · tagged, text searchable
Members only
Re: World Language Community and Its Human Rights Partners Seek a UN Resolution for the..
Member access only
Critical Link International commends the actions of the Saint John refugee community in shedding..
Member access only
A report by Michal Schuster From 2006 – 2012 people from Eritrea entered Israel through..
Member access only
