Understanding Contextually Based M&E and Knowledge Generation Systems in the African Region: Towards Effective Torture Rehabilitation Services in the Region
Walker, Caroline, and Dominique Dix-Peek. 2014. Understanding Contextually Based M&E and Knowledge Generation Systems in the African Region: Towards Effective Torture Rehabilitation Services in the Region. Johannesburg: Centre for the Study of Violence and Reconciliation.
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Read MoreAt the confluence: Where human rights and conflict transformation meet: A selection of content and exercises that explore working at the confluence of human rights and conflict transformation
Centre for the Study of Violence and Reconciliation and Zimbabwe Lawyers for Human Rights. 2013. At the confluence: Where human rights and conflict transformation meet: A selection of content and exercises that explore working at ...
Read MoreFramed! How the human rights framework shapes our engagements: A treasure trove of ideas and exercises to explore the framework that human rights offers.
Centre for the Study of Violence and Reconciliation and Zimbabwe Lawyers for Human Rights. 2013. Framed! How the human rights framework shapes our engagements: A treasure trove of ideas and exercises to explore the framework ...
Read MoreGender and torture does it matter? An exploration of the ways in which gender influences the impact of torture and rehabilitation services.
Goodman, R. Bandeira, M. 2014. Gender and torture does it matter? An exploration of the ways in which gender influences the impact of torture and rehabilitation services. Centre for the Study of Violence and Reconciliation: ...
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