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Climate Change and Agriculture

Climate change has become a topic of great debate and interest in the recent years.…

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Australia Refugee Crisis

Since 9/11, Australia has upheld a strict refugee and immigration policy known as the “Pacific…

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Translating Human Rights Testimonies by Christi A. Merrill

"Only a few pages into Ajay Navariya’s harrowing 2004 short story “Subcontinent,” the narrator recalls…

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Human Rights, Testimony, and Transnational Publicity by Meg McLagan

In order to help create the transnational public sphere they envisioned, international human rights activists…

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Healing Through Giving Testimony: An Empirical Study With Sri Lankan Torture Survivors

"Sri Lanka has recently emerged from a three decade long civil war between government forces…

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The Self as Capital in the Narrative Economy: How Biographical Testimonies Move Activism in the Global South

"his article analyses and theorises the practice of biographical storytelling of HIV-positive AIDS activists in…

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Out of the Shadows: Testimonio as Civic Participation

"This article draws from a 23-month ethnographic study of mixed-status families living in an emerging…

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Women’s Testimony and Collective Memory: Lessons From South Africa’s TRC and Rwanda’s Gacaca Courts

This article uses a comparative approach to elucidate the ways in which women’s testimony operated in South…

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Comfort Women in Human Rights Discourse: Fetishized Testimonies, Small Museums, and the Politics of Thin Description

"The article focuses on comfort women who were women and girls who were forced into…

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Towards a Pedagogy of Listening: Teaching and Learning From Life Stories of Human Rights Violations

"In response to the task of designing curriculum that helps youth engage thoughtfully with digital…

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“You Only Have Your Word:” Rape and Testimony

"The definition of rape in international law is in flux, as the controversy over the…

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Transitional Justice in Sierra Leone: Oral History, Human Rights, and Post-Conflict Reconciliation by Joseph Ben Kaifala, JD

"The concept of oral history is not a novel idea in Sierra Leonean society where…

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