Analysis and Comment
Social Justice First: Lost in Translation
Interpreters who do the commendable job of speaking for those who can’t speak for themselves should not be allowed to silently fall victims to inefficient and pernicious budget cuts
Recent tweets about ALS/Capita
Legal professionals and interpreters discuss Capita failures on Twitter
Interpreting the rule of law
The current practice among governments and companies is to treat language services as any other commodity, the result being that the quality they promise citizens and customers is not what they provide
Prats of The Week - Applied Language Solutions
Data released by the MoJ in May showed that from 30 January to 30 April 2012, ALS provided an interpreter in 81% of the cases where the courts requested one (the target being 98%)
