Judges recommend changes to help Chinese litigants

Research into challenges faced by growing numbers of Chinese litigants has seen judges recommend minimum standards for interpreters and changes to court processes.  Mai Chen’s Superdiversity Institute launched a study into cultural and linguistically diverse parties in the courts on Monday.  T... 

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