From the world's religions. Arguments for Human Rights . A series of articles representing the Christian, Judaist, Islamic, Bahai, Sikh, Buddhist, and Hindu faiths and their respective stances on action for human rights. The articles outline rights and obligations concerning life, safety, and protection. These articles appear to contain religious propaganda biases.
Some religions also advocate emigration to escape rights violations.
The therapeutic value of solidarity and hope. A systems approach views the child and its symptoms in the context of their family and social networks which may moderate or exacerbate the child's suffering. Prior to organised violence and forced exile, the family was potentially relatively stable. The family's wider social network provided emotional, practical, and informational support, and was a reference group which informed family identity. Likewise, family is the most influential support and reference group to inform individuals' self-images.