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A nocao de Direitos Humanos pode ser discutida de infinitas maneiras. E uma nocao altamente politicizada, sempre em mutacao, e que pode ser utilizada de numerosas formas como uma ferramenta discursiva. Este artigo enfoca o discurso sobre Direitos Humanos de quatro sudaneses deslocados. Seu discurso esta ligado a variados fatores, inclusive sua compreensao do que esta se passando no Sudao, sua experiencia de sofrimento no Sudao antes do exilio e o modo como estao enfrentando a vida como sudaneses deslocados. Abstract The notion of Human Rights can be discussed in an infinite variety of ways. It is a highly politicised notion which is ever-changing and can be utilised in any number of fashions as a discursive tool. This paper focuses on the Human Rights discourse of four displaced Sudanese. Their discourse was intimately connected with a variety of factors; including their understanding of what is currently taking place in Sudan, their ordeal in Sudan before exile, and how they are coping with life as externally displaced Sudanese.

Discussing human rights with the displaced: The use of religion and other discursive devices by displaced sudanese in human rights discourse

Discussing human rights with the displaced: The use of religion and other discursive devices by displaced sudanese in human rights discourse