ETHICAL ISSUES IN ACTIVIST TRANSLATION AND INTERPRETING (original) (raw)

The paper explores the ethical implications of activist translation and interpreting, highlighting how these practices serve political movements and social justice agendas while navigating the complexities of two intersecting fields: activism and translation. It examines concepts of positionality and organization within activist contexts, revealing the tensions and frictions between established norms and emergent ethical frameworks. Ultimately, the work aims to renew discussions around ethics in translation studies by offering insights into the hybrid and contested nature of activist translation.