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Professional Interpreters for Justice campaign
Interpreters in Unite’s NUPIT branch and five other professional interpreting organisations, representing 2,350 registered public service interpreters in 101 languages, have launched the Professional Interpreters for Justice campaign
Privatization of court interpreting hinders access to justice for non-English speakers in the UK
The UK Ministry of Justice’s decision to adopt a privatized contract for court interpreters has severe implications regarding access to justice for minorities from non-English speaking backgrounds
ALS/Capita service too cheap to care about quality?
'It’s beyond belief how one can justify using a cheap agency to the detriment of human rights of someone who for various reasons was required to attend court in a foreign country'
FWA / ALS / Capita... my own personal complaint
'Let's hope that Gavin is reading this... Gav, your time is up and you have been sussed'
