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I thought of becoming an interpreter for the Canadian government over a decade ago. I can read and write Urdu. I can communicate in Hindi and Punjabi. And I could brush up my Arabic and be okay with it after a few months.

Then I thought about the class of people that I'd be dealing with.

A female interpreter was raped at knifepoint on Monday night near the Jungle migrant camp in Calais, according to local French prosecutors.

The interpreter, aged 38, was working with a freelance journalist who was making a documentary about unaccompanied children in the sprawling camp for refugees on the outskirts of Calais.

The interpreter idea was nuked.