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Wellbeing During Temporary International Relocation: Case Studies and Good Practices for the Implementation of the 2019 Barcelona Guidelines
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Abstract The physical and psychological wellbeing of human rights defenders is key to the sustainability of their difficult and demanding work. This publication supplements the 2019 Barcelona Guidelines that provide principles to guide the work of wellbeing support providers (e.g. coaches, therapists and men... view more
The physical and psychological wellbeing of human rights defenders is key to the sustainability of their difficult and demanding work. This publication supplements the 2019 Barcelona Guidelines that provide principles to guide the work of wellbeing support providers (e.g. coaches, therapists and mental health professionals) and coordinators of temporary international relocation initiatives. It collects best practices and concrete examples from different initiatives on the topics of social networks and support for relocated persons (such as recreational and educational activities, local friendship or professional networks, counselling or therapy), integration of wellbeing activities in relocation plans and wellbeing of staff and supporters of relocation initiatives.... view less
Keywords
human rights; conflict; civil society; Goethe institute; human rights violation; human dignity
Classification
Law
Free Keywords
Menschenrechtsverteidiger; Aktivisten; 2019 Barcelona Guidelines; Schutzprogramme; human rights defenders; activists; temporary international relocation; program; shelter; protection programs
Document language
English
Publication Year
2020
City
Stuttgart
Page/Pages
22 p.
DOI
https://doi.org/10.17901/akbp1.14.2020
Status
Published Version; reviewed
Licence
Creative Commons - Attribution-Noncommercial-No Derivative Works 4.0