ABSTRACT
"International Responses to Traumatic Stress" asks pertinent questions as the United Nations observes its 50th Anniversary. It focuses on the effects of traumatic stress which accompany personal and collective disasters. In an overcrowded world, recent catastrophes, natural as well as man-made, have left a wake of tormented people, ranging from political prisoners to humiliated UN peace-keepers.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
part Chapter 1|1 pages
Criminal Activity
chapter |66 pages
Victims of Crime
part Chapter 2|1 pages
Criminal Activity
chapter |19 pages
Victims of Crime: Justice, Support and Public Safety
part Chapter 3|1 pages
Violations Of Human Rights
chapter |29 pages
United Nations Action from the Victims’ Perspective
part Chapter 4|1 pages
Violations of Human Rights
chapter |29 pages
Traumatic Stress and the Role of NGOs
part Chapter 5|1 pages
Forced Displacement
chapter |32 pages
Refugee Trauma, Protection and Assistance
part Chapter 6|1 pages
Forced Displacement
chapter |25 pages
Non-Governmental Efforts in the Psychosocial Care of Traumatized Peoples
part Chapter 7|1 pages
Armed Conflicts and Analogous Disturbances
chapter |37 pages
How Visits by the ICRC Can Help Prisoners Cope with the Effects of Traumatic Stress
part Chapter 8|1 pages
Armed Conflicts
chapter |26 pages
Soldiers for Peace: Ordeals and Stress
part Chapter 9|1 pages
Natural Disasters and Complex Emergencies
chapter |5 pages
Prompt International Response
part Chapter 10|1 pages
Natural Disasters and Other Accidents
chapter |17 pages
Provisions of Psychological Support
part Chapter 11|1 pages
Traumatized Childrenitle
chapter |20 pages
Healing the Invisible Wounds of Children in War: A Rights Approach
part Chapter 12|1 pages
Traumatized Children
chapter |20 pages
Helping Child Victims of Violence
part Chapter 13|1 pages
Traumatized Women
chapter |19 pages
Overcoming Victimization through Equality and Non-Discrimination
part Chapter 14|1 pages
Traumatized Women
chapter |16 pages
Dealing with Violence against Women
part Chapter 15|1 pages
Health Activities Across Traumatized Populations
chapter |13 pages
WHO’s Role Regarding Traumatic Stress
part Chapter 16|1 pages
Health Activities AcrossTraumatized Populations
