translation and human rights

Translation involves converting written or spoken language from one language to another, facilitating communication across different cultures. Human rights are fundamental freedoms and protections—such as freedom of speech, equality, and safety—that everyone is entitled to simply because they are human. Together, translation and human rights ensure that information about rights, legal protections, and social services reach diverse linguistic communities, promoting understanding, inclusivity, and equality globally. This helps break down language barriers, enabling more people to access important rights and participate fully in society.