Mois : août 2011

INTERPRETERS staged a walkout at Bradford Asylum and Immigration Tribunals yesterday in protest at Ministry of Justice plans to contract with one supplier to provide language services at courts and tribunals.

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Cambridgeshire Constabulary has produced an awareness film for police officers and court/community interpreters which can be downloaded from the below website.

http://www.cambs-police.co.uk/help/professionalInterpreter/

Qu’ils soient de nature internationale, nationale, régionale et locale, les gouvernements, les organisations intergouvernementales, certaines institutions des secteurs public et privé, et les entreprises évoluent dans des contextes de plus en plus plurilingues.

We are very pleased to announce that the electronic volume related to the AVIDICUS Project is now available via the LIT-section of the website.
The volume, entitled Videoconference and Remote Interpreting in Criminal Proceedings, contains papers presented at the Project Symposium in February 2011, together with the findings and recommendations of the AVIDICUS Project.

Details about the TRAFUT project, for which EULITA and Lessius University College have obtained EU funding and the endorsement of Vice-President V. Reding, can be found in the TRAFUT section of the EULITA website.