The Role of Participatory Archives in Furthering Human Rights, Reconciliation and Recovery
The Role of Participatory Archives in Furthering Human Rights, Reconciliation and Recovery
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参与式档案馆在促进人权、和解与恢复方面的作用
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2014
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Sue McKemmish
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Anne J. Gilliland;Sue McKemmish
参与式档案承认多方对记录有权利、责任、需求和观点。档案因此成为一个协商的空间，这些不同的社区共享管理——它们是由多个社区创建的，根据并尊重社区的价值观、实践、信仰和需求。本文讨论了指导建立参与性档案或沿着参与性路线重组现有档案的原则和方法，以进一步推进与身份（包括语言、文化和宗教习俗）、自决、文化权利的行使、纠正和支持社区间冲突后的和解与恢复有关的人权议程。
Participatory archives acknowledge that multiple parties have rights, responsibilities, needs and perspectives with regard to the record. The archives consequently become a negotiated space in which these different communities share stewardship—they are created by, for and with multiple communities, according to and respectful of community values, practices, beliefs and needs. This paper discusses principles and approaches to guide the establishment of participatory archives or the re-structuring of existing archives along participatory lines to further human rights agendas in relation to identity (including language, culture and religious practices), self-determination, the exercise of cultural rights, redress and the support of reconciliation and recovery after intercommunity conflict.