Introducing the Rights for Time/Time for Rights Research Network+

Humanitarian protection tends to respond to the crisis of now, explains Dr Heather Flowe, the PI of the Rights for Time project. The Righ...

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E4: Ripples of Harm: Sexual violence in Kenya, a better approach

Existing programs intervene and respond to incidents of sexual violence in Kenya, Wangu Kanja explains. But the founder of the Wangu Kanj...

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Clincial practise around the treatment of individuals and communities who have experienced trauma is not usually focused on preparing the...

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The massive population of refugees in Lebanon today are largely watching the current protests from the sidelines. Last week, Dr Tamirac...

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In Lebanon, protesters are out on the streets, and it is not the ‘same old story’ about sectarianism. In fact, the people want an end to ...

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R4T+ Case study led by Dr Zoe Norridge of KCL and the R4T+ Leadership Team, Richard Ntakirutimana of AIMPO (Project Partner) and Jacques ...

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Artists from Rwanda’s diaspora are returning. Dr Zoe Norridge asks why and explores on BBC Radio 4 Art of Now the contribution they’re ma...

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We had our debut on Twitter today! The R4T+ team is looking forward to sharing news as our network develops and engaging with new partner...