02/ Justice, but not in my language

The podcast discusses the shortage of interpreters in Australian courts, impacting access to justice for migrant and refugee communities. It highlights the challenges faced by the legal system, including unavailability of interpreters and reliance on uncertified interpreters. The accuracy and adherence to national standards are also explored, along with the variability in implementing these standards. The podcast emphasizes the denial of access to justice and potential miscarriages of justice due to interpreter shortages, suggesting the need for more interpreters and incorporating translation services.