Titlebook: Sacred Landscapes, Indigenous Knowledge, and Ethno-culture in Natural Resource Management; Understanding Multip Suresh Chand Rai,Prabuddh K

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Rajesh Kumar Abhayences from Argentina, Uruguay, and Chile. The second section describes “Psychosocial assistance and intervention methodologies,” including two experiences from México. The third section is dedicated to “Psychotherapeutic Interventions,” considering cases from Uruguay, Chile, and Guatemala; the fourt

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G. V. Bhuyan,N. Deka,A. K. Bhagabatiment approaches and methodologies adopted in each case. The authors outline psychological perspectives grounded in ethical and professional choices based on recognizing people‘s dignity while seeking rehabilitation and reparations for victims, families, and communities. It paves the way for reparati

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Kamal Kumarenders of Human Rights Center; and a number of grassroots initiatives, including the women’s movement, the student movement and the environmental movement. After discussing what does and doesn’t seem to work so well, the authors put forward three prepositions to support human rights progress in Iran

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David S. Joneshe members of DHRC conducted their services under the assumption that human rights were apolitical. Yet the closure of the organisation in 2008 by the government proved that human rights and the activities of civil society continue to be considered a threat by the Iranian government. By politicising

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KC Adaina,Sudhir Chella Rajanenders of Human Rights Center; and a number of grassroots initiatives, including the women’s movement, the student movement and the environmental movement. After discussing what does and doesn’t seem to work so well, the authors put forward three prepositions to support human rights progress in Iran

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Amulya Dixit,Tanashree Redijng a top-down/inside-track approach; and the women’s movement’s One Million Signatures Campaign, exhibiting a bottom-up/outside track approach. The authors consider a series of fundamental factors put forward by Rosalind Eyben et al. (. 18, no. 2: 201–12, 2008) underpinning the development of a theo

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Vishwambhar Prasad Sati in the revival at different universities, the chapter focuses on the constraints on organisational rebuilding of the movement after a period of severe repression, and presents the strategies adopted by activists in response to the challenges they faced.