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Apology to Cheryl Overs from Australian Domestic and Family Violence Clearinghouse University of New South Wales

Apology to Cheryl Overs

From: Australian Domestic and Family Violence Clearinghouse
University of New South Wales
clearinghouse@unsw.edu.au

To: cherylovers@hotmail.com
Subject: Apology from Clearinghouse
Date: Friday September 3, 2004

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Theme: Stigma & Discrimination, Violence

An Exploration of the Meaning of a Human-Rights-Based Approach to Trafficking

This paper tries to give an impetus to further explore the meaning of a human rights based approach in the field of trafficking.

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Theme: Legislation and Policy, Migration & Trafficking

Strictly Confidential? Integrity and the Disclosure of Criminal and Socio-Logical Research

Some forms of research may create significant risks for research participants. In criminological and socio–legal research, it is typically the researcher who approaches a potential participant and asks for confidential information to be revealed in exchange for possibly not very much direct benefit. You can download this 26 page PDF resource above. This resource is in English.

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Theme: Health