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  1. Health justice for all: A capabilities framework for health system development in the conflict-affected context of Myanmar

    …considers how the capability approach can be operationalised in conflict-affected contexts to better navigate the ongoing challenge of addressing health inequalities and working towards health justice for conflict-affected communities. It draws on a qualitative case study of a partnership between an international non-governmental organisation and an ethnic non-state armed group in a health workforce training programme in Shan State, Myanmar….

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  3. In Small Steps: Unaccompanied Minors and Active Citizenship

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    …ration with various bureaucratic cavils. The transition to the older age becomes very critical and the minors are at risk of isolation and of becoming clandestine. The evidences of the data analysis were elaborated into a reflexivity process, which aims to define a theoretical framework for the elaboration of an educational proposal on active citizenship. According to Amartya Sen, for enhance the human well-being it is necessary that everyone coul…

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  8. Call for Abstracts: International Indigenous Development Research Conference 2014

    …bridge’ between indigenous development research and positive change in our communities? How can we ensure that the outcomes and benefits of our research do get into the hands of those who can make change in our communities? How is positive change achieved through our research? Submitting an Abstract Please submit an Abstract (max 200 words) for either an oral or poster presentation by completing the Abstract Submission Form at http://www.indigenou…

  9. The right to science | UN general comment | Ideas for collaboration

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    …fic Research and to the publication of the respective Index (here: https://www.freedomofresearch.org/research-and-self-determination-index/ ). The current pandemic is giving us additional impulse to promote a more visible and prominent debate on the ‘right to science’ as human right: a right that, we feel, matters today possibly more than it did so far. The link between this right and human development is self-evident I think – and as such it is e…

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