IF THERE is one thing interpreters working for the European Union dread, it is attempts at humour.
In May 2015 the Dutch website Oneworld.nl published an article claiming that some of the interpreters working for the Dutch immigration service were linked to the Eritrean regime.
Under the agreement, the retailers will equip their dispensaries with telephones that will connect customers with off-site interpreters working for language-service contractors.
Iraqi interpreters working for coalition forces during the war were systematically tortured and killed by insurgents, according to a Danish investigation of the leaked Pentagon files.
According to the office of Sen. Edward M. Kennedy (D-Mass)., a sponsor of the refugee legislation, 257 Iraqi interpreters working for U.S. forces have been killed since the March 2003 invasion.
More than 250 interpreters working for U.S. forces or their contractors have been killed in Iraq since the U.S.-led invasion in 2003.
"We, a group of more than one-hundred interpreters, worked for the U.S. military in Iraq and our people are under attack by terrorists," Ismael wrote to every lawmaker and journalist he could reach.
Most of them sat above articles about Gurkhas who had been refused the right of resettlement in Britain, articles about interpreters working for the British army whose lives were in danger if they remained in Iraq, and articles about Al Bangura, who plays for Watford FC and was threatened with removal to Sierra Leone.
Interpreters working for Great Britain and New Zealand face similar obstacles to emigration.
Other than the troops themselves, nearly 100,000 Afghan workers -- from truck drivers to interpreters working for large families, themselves connected to many times more local beneficiaries through economic activities comprising 80% of the gross national product there -- draw their most profound and lasting impressions from Americans they come into contact with.
