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247 páginas ; 27 cm. Este es un encuentro de descubrimiento, diálogo y desarrollo largamente esperado que reunirá durante tres días a personas que trabajan en el ámbito de la rehabilitación de la tortura, provenientes de más de 80 países. El Simposio refleja el compromiso del IRCT de concentrarse en su razón de ser como organización de atención de la salud dentro de área de rehabilitación. Constituye una de las principales actividades para implementar los objetivos estratégicos del IRCT de invertir en investigación para demostrar nuestra respuesta en términos de rehabilitación y compartir nuestros conocimientos a din de promover el constante desarrollo de las capacidades del sector. Este libro de resúmenes tiene diversos usos. Los resúmenes sirven de guía para las presentaciones del Simposio. Dado que varias sesiones son simultaneas , el conjunto de los resúmenes que contiene este libro enriquecerá la experiencia de los participantes que no puedan asistir a todas que que son de sus interés (tomado de la fuente). A case of study of the implementation of the 2009 and 2013 Universal Periodic Review recommendations to Nigeria on torture prevention and rehabilitation of torture victims -- Acces to rehabilation: Independent public policies -- Acommodation of Communitysocial interventions in indigenous populations: Quechuaas, Aymaras and Guaranis in post-conflict situations -- A medical examination at the beginning of an asylum procedure: How? -- A novel bio- psycho-social approach for newly arrived traumatized refugees -- An integrated approach to child sexual abuse intervention: Perspectives and experiences of stakeholders in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia -- Boys do cry: improving the identification and rehabilitation strategies for male victims of sexual torture in Mexico -- Building community and sharing knowledge from the mental health field: Healing from torture in the face of ongoing obstacles -- Building evaluation into torture rehabilitation centers: Best practices and real-world approaches -- Can engagement with survivors release the empowering potential of torture rehabilitation? -- Capoeira Angola: An alternative intervention programme for traumatized adolescent refuges -- Central American migrants: Expanding the way we think about asylum seekers -- Challenges facing rehabilation centers for torture survivors in Jordan: The Institute for Family Health as an example -- Challenges in implementing the right to rehabilation for former Guantanamo detainees -- Chronic pain as a relevant target for the rehabilation of torture survivors: Implementation of a pain school intervention in Cambodia and outcome in two pilot studies -- Community life offers rehabilation opportunities for survivors of torture: and challenges -- Community-based sociotherapy in post- gacaca Rwanda: Its contribution to peace-building, mental health and psychosocial wellbeing -- Concealment of torture cases as a serious breach of ethics in the practice of the medical profession on the part of forensci doctors in the National Court of Spain -- Contributions from EATIP to the closing arguments in trials for crimes against humanity -- Data in the Fight Against Impunity: Evidencing human rights violations and rehabilation rights of survivors of torture through the IRCT Global Clinical Database -- Delivering on the right to rehabilation: Sucesses, lessons and challenges: A Kenya civil society perspective -- Development of a momnitoring and evaluation hadbook for services for torture survivors, and guidelines on how to do it -- Disruptive innovation against destructive power: Will human rights prevail? -- Does our work get lost in translation? -- Efectiveness of of a noninvasive digital infrared thermal imaging in the diagnosis of torture: Case report -- Efficacy. s-ck Derechos humanos Rehabilitación 617.03 C971 AVRE AN CO-BoCMH 210601 20260808025658.0 spa