Human Rights, Collaborative Advocacy, and a Global Approach to Practice: Lessons from a Field Experience in Indonesia

Nuckolls, Raylinn; Sosa, Leticia Villarreal

doi:10.1007/s41134-020-00149-7

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“…By raising several cases of the Security Council and the European Union, the article recommends the need to institutionalize the involvement of international organizations in protecting against national human rights violations 48 . Some of the preceding articles demonstrate a connection between infectious diseases 49 , neglected diseases 50 , social conditions in society 51 , and the roles of government and non-government actors in combating these diseases 52 . Even the government's dominant role has the potential to result in human rights violations.…”

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Gross Human Rights Violations Research Trend: A Bibliometric Analysis and Future of Research Agenda

Santoso,

Jeddawi,

Sahyana

et al. 2023

j. ham

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This study aims to analyze research trends related to human rights, identify countries, organizations, and authors who contribute significantly to the aforementioned research. Furthermore, this paper identifies related articles that strongly influence these scientific publications. VosViewer collects data from Scopus Database Journal and analyzes it using bibliometric analysis. As a result of the study, the United States has the highest number of publications. Furthermore, the Department of Epidemiology at the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health in Baltimore, Maryland, is the organization that has focused the most attention and influence on the issue of resolving gross human rights violations. Aside from that, Professor C. Beyrer of the United States is the most prolific and influential researcher on the topic of resolving gross human rights violations. Bibliometric analysis and content analysis show that the trend of resolving gross human rights violations in several countries since 2015 has been more toward resolution with non-judicial mechanisms. However, the results of the research show that several relevant articles do not provide a clear definition of gross human rights violations. Therefore, further research from other databases, such as the Web of Science, is required.

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