Issue #4 out now

Translator Issue #4 brings you compelling stories from beyond the Anglosphere, translated from Arabic, Icelandic, Czech, Ukrainian and more. Read about the dark afterlife of Yemen's mummies, the journey of Chinese trans women seeking gender-affirming surgery in Thailand, and the hidden underworld of cannabis farming in Finland. Illustrated by artists from around the world. Plus: Reviews, a Photo Essay, our Street Talks and Crossword.

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When hate reaches the school gates

Guro Middle School is on the frontline of a war on immigrants waged by Korea's far-right...

A Shaman’s survival in modern China

In a China racing toward the future one reluctant young shaman fights to honour the ancient spirits that refuse to let him go...

Volkswagen Slave labour at Amazon cattle Ranch

In one of Brazil's most severe human rights cases, Volkswagen stands accused of luring hundreds of rural workers into brutal slavery between 1974 and 1986. Facing allegations, the automaker must...

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To celebrate, we’re having a late summer party, featuring readings and performances by multidisciplinary artist Sirui Chang (aka rapper Princess Xixi, writer and journalist Francisco García, author and translator Kaisa Saarinen and music by Mariia Petrovska.

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