When translating news lands you in prison

To suppress freedom of the press, some regimes arrest, prosecute and imprison translators
When staying incognito is paramount to staying alive

Interpreters in war zones must wear masks to avoid being kidnapped, tortured and killed
When interpreting for journalists puts you in the cross hairs

Targeted by state and non-state actors, interpreters face the fallout from controversial stories

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ATA at “Protect Translators. Protect Interpreters. Protect the World.”: A Panel Discussion at the United Nations

POSTED ON March 18 ^th, 2020