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A Population-Based Assessment of Human Rights Abuses Committed Against Ethnic Albanian Refugees from Kosovo
Human rights abuse and other criminal violations in Port-au-Prince, Haiti: a random survey of households
Science, Technology, and Gender: A Sociologist’s Quest for Equality
Sex talk: The modern taboo
Big Data and Human Rights, a New and Sometimes Awkward Relationship
Despite their exciting potential to uncover human rights abuses, technologies that collect and analyze huge amounts of data can also infringe on other human rights. The AAAS Science and Human Rights Coalition explored the way forward.
Survey Finds Reduced Workplace Misconduct in U.S.
AAAS Geospatial Report: Ethiopian “Villagization” Policy is Displacing Farmers in Gambella Region

NIDA Director, in Talk at AAAS, Details New Perspectives on Addiction, Treatment

Stressors such as poverty, parental neglect, social stigma and physical or sexual abuse can increase a person’s vulnerability to drugs, and that has implications for the treatment of addicted individuals, particularly juveniles, who are imprisoned, the director of the National Institute on Drug Abuse (NIDA) told a meeting at AAAS.