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When translating news lands you in prison
To suppress freedom of the press, some regimes arrest, prosecute and imprison translators
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Interpreters in war zones must wear masks to avoid being kidnapped, tortured and killed
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Targeted by state and non-state actors, interpreters face the fallout from controversial stories
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Open Letter by the U.S. and international translation/interpreting community on behalf of Afghan host nation linguists who assisted American troops
POSTED ON January 25
th
, 2017
