Mute justice
Description
Mute Justice, a documentary set in Oaxaca, Mexico, is aimed at raising awareness and respect for the linguistic rights of indigenous peoples. In it, diverse voices including indigenous inmates, family members, justice system workers, and academics, give us a sense of the degree to which these rights are being upheld. It highlights the grave injustices caused by the lack of indigenous interpreters in legal proceedings.
Runtime
30 minutes
Subjects
Geography
Genre
Database
Alexander Street
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