Integrated-rights practice and partnerships with judicial services: towards a socio-legal practice?

Voices of climate justice. Ecosocial work and the politics of recognition

“…Structural social work focuses on how individuals and structures interact with each other. It also involves political issues, to the extent that it pays attention to how socio-cultural and economic-political structures increase inequality, and it seeks to promote social justice (Tirions et al, 2019). Structural social work produces knowledge about the living conditions of people, social structures that violate human rights and impede marginalised groups to participate on equal footing in policy decision-making processes.…”