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Introduction
We are excited to bring you an inaugural British Psychological Society
meeting on "Psychology and Human Rights" - held in parallel with
the BPS Quinquennial Conference in Manchester. This half day event
is free
of charge, to members and non-members of the BPS.
The meeting will address:
- The relevance of human rights to psychology - Professional involvement
and the possible impact on the profession
- Psychological perspectives
on human rights - Personal autonomy and communitarian relationships;
Universal and culture specific perspectives
- Taking a stand - what
should psychologists be saying and doing? What role should
a professional and learned body have? Do psychologists have permission
to speak out?
For more information, please contact:
Name: Alison Clode-Baker
E-mail: aliclo@bps.org.uk
Tel: 0116 252 9555
Fax: 0116 255 7123
Conference Organiser: BPS
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