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Government gags magistrates over interpreter ‘fiasco’ in courts
Magistrates have been gagged in an attempt to conceal embarrassing details of problems with court interpreters following privatisation of translation services in England and Wales
What is a fair rate of pay for interpreters?
'It seems to me that the MOJ cannot stomach the fact that interpreters, the vast majority of whom are foreign, should be earning more than the minimum wage and enjoy a reasonable standard of living'
Our lips are sealed: what we are fighting for in the UK and why
The ALS/Capita contract for justice sector interpreting in the UK has met with fierce and justified criticism – in the press, on the streets and most recently in Parliament
Letter from the Scottish Interpreters and Translators Association to JSC
'We would like to stress that the imposition of the “Scottish” model in England represents the wrong move and should be reversed'
