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Problems and techniques for cross language information retrieval

Cross Language Information Retrieval concerns the problem of finding foreign language documents after using your own native language to write your information request. It supposes that documents are indexed in their original language, and that you do not have the possibility to translate all the documents into your native language but must work with these indexes. We present here a short overview of the particular problems caused by this situation and some techniques that have been proposed to attack it