PEN Declaration on Translation Rights

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The PEN Declaration on Translation Rights is an ethical charter by PEN International that outlines principles to protect and promote the rights, freedoms, and fair treatment of literary translators worldwide.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf declaration
document on translators' rights
ethical charter
aim to encourage fair contracts for translators
to promote ethical practices in literary translation
to promote fair treatment of literary translators
to promote freedom of expression in translation
to protect the rights of literary translators
to recognize the creative contribution of translators
appliesTo literary institutions
literary translators worldwide
publishers of translated literature
author PEN International NERFINISHED
callsFor fair contracts for translators
inclusion of translators in cultural policy discussions
proper attribution of translators' names
protection of translators from political pressure
respect for translators' copyright
transparent working conditions for translators
defines principles for fair remuneration of translators
principles for moral rights of translators
principles for recognition of translators' authorship
principles for the promotion of translators' freedoms
principles for the protection of literary translators
hasEthicalFocus non-discrimination against translators
professional standards in translation
respect for translators' integrity
language English
promotes awareness of translators' contributions to literature
dialogue between authors, translators, and publishers
publisher PEN International NERFINISHED
recognizes the translator as a creative author
the translator's moral rights
the translator's right to be credited
the translator's right to fair remuneration
relatedTo PEN International NERFINISHED
PEN International Charter NERFINISHED
subject authors' rights
ethical standards in translation
freedom of expression
literary translation
translation rights
translators' rights
supports cultural diversity
freedom from censorship in translation
freedom to choose works to translate
freedom to translate
linguistic diversity

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PEN International hasEthicalDocument PEN Declaration on Translation Rights