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A #mustread @yamunajiye ji, today this publication caught my attention & I just could not stop myself from reading it again. Thanks to India Rivers Forum for this remarkable compilation of 47 inspiring individual narratives. Nidhi Jamwal Arati Kumar-Rao Manshi Asher Bhim

Cathi Albertyn & Dr Rachel Adams introduce the second part of #SAJHR special double issue on ‘The #Covid19 Pandemic, #Inequalities and #HumanRights in #SouthAfrica’. Published online: 01 Aug 2022 #SAJHRlatestarticles T&F Africa tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.10…

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Israel has killed 53 Palestinian children this year alone. Source: Defense for Children International – Palestine (DCIP). #FreePalestine #IsraeliCrimes

Go my darling, Go to your fairy land Where there is no pain and no tears Where it is smiles And frangrant flowers Look down when you can and wave at me Looking out for your precious love as ever Farewell and thank you My darling wife gone yesterday

UG students get very few lectures on research design, ethics or interview technique, and usually far less engaged supervision of fieldwork than postgraduates because of the short time they spend on projects. Less than 0.01% publish the research.

Students could instead research how asylum seekers are received by the people living in communities around Direct Provision centres, attitudes to immigration and international protection, consumption of anti-refugee discourses in media, or any number of related questions.

Lucy Michael Ensuring that all students learning about qualitative research have research methods & ethics training is essential- & oversight via ethics approval would seem to be an absolute requirement here (2).

I went on a #SwadeshDarshan tour to Urur Kuppam beach. The sea, I learnt, does not like us very much. Neither does the river. Supriya Sahu IAS Greater Chennai Corporation

Thank you माझी Mumbai, आपली BMC for addressing my plaint. Met Khatim Bhai today who was collecting trash from Bandra Talav manually with bare hands & sitting on the same pile. Please provide him gloves & better tools. If possible, buy a machine for him to save from this torture 🙏

Cats have a precise method of walking called direct registering. Their hind paws fall inside the place of their forepaws, minimizing noise and visible tracks, while ensuring more stable footing. Credit: hanamomo

Our editor @katederickson on 'The case for doing less in our peer reviews' journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.1177/02…

Or even look at the rights available to asylum seekers as covered in the new Know Your Rights Guide by Irish Council for Civil Liberties 🏳️‍🌈 Irish Refugee Council

There are always exceptions - I hear you. That's what ethics committees are for. If undergraduate projects aren't going to ethics committees, they shouldn't be interviewing potentially vulnerable people. Ethics committees are there for a reason.

Niamh Flanagan I'd disagree with your last point that fieldwork should be saved for people working on PhDs. field opportunities can be super valuable to students, and help cement understanding of complex topics. Instructors can assign fieldwork (with non traumatized interviewees) ethically.

Careful about the “oversight” ethics committee.. some mess there, too. What when such oversight is based on an understanding of data which is unknowingly disciplinary?