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Translation justice in crises: when lack of access to translation implies human rights violations
In this article, I address the question of how lack of access to translation in crisis settings can imply violations of human rights. I examine key international human rights instruments, including declarations, covenants, academic literature, and legal cases, to understand how the lack of access or
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