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Human Rights and Social Work Towards Rights-Based Practice, 4th edition
Jim Ife
,
Karen Soldatić
,
Linda Briskman

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Resources for students include:

  • additional readings
  • links to human rights declarations, treaties and conventions
  • supplementary case study.

Student Resources (13)

    00_4e Appendix.docx

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    01_Chapter 1_Student.docx

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    04_Chapter 4_Student.docx

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    05_Chapter 5_Student.docx

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    06_Chapter 6_Student.docx

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    07_Chapter 7_Student.docx

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    08_Chapter 8_Student.docx

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    09_Chapter 9_Student.docx

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    10_Chapter 10_Student.docx

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    11_Chapter 11_Student.docx

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    Case study - Religious Discrimination Act 2022.docx

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