Putting human rights at the heart of social work practice

Neil Ballantyne

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This commentary was published by the Aotearoa New Zealand Association of Social Workers (ANZASW) on the occasion of International Human Rights Day, 10 December 2019. ANZASW invited the author to respond to several questions on the topic of human rights. In 2019, Neil was the inaugural winner of the John Fry Memorial Supreme Award for Quality and Innovation in Social Work for his work as a Palestinian human rights defender. The article is structured in a question and response format.

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1966The Universal Declaration of Human Rights 2002Actor-Centered Social Work: Re-visioning "Person-in-Environment" through a Critical Theory Lens 2019Social Work Is a Human Rights Profession 2016The West and the Rest Divide: Human Rights, Culture and Social Work 2011Social work in extremisLessons for social work internationally 2011Social Work in Extremis: Lessons for Social Work Internationally

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