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Tackling Institutional Violence: The Protocol for Harassment and Sexual Harassment in the Mexican Federal Public Administration

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The Intervention Protocol for Harassment and Sexual Harassment is a pioneering attempt from the Mexican Federal Government to transform the structural causes of institutional violence within the public administration. Initiated in 2009, the Protocol has been implemented in over 30 state institutions, with replication now taking place at local level.

Source

http://ella.practicalaction.org/knowledge-brief/tackling-institutional-violence-the-protocol-for-harassment-and-sexual-harassment-in-the-mexican-federal-public-administration/

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Ella Network

Date

2014

Language

English

URL

http://ella.practicalaction.org/knowledge-brief/tackling-institutional-violence-the-protocol-for-harassment-and-sexual-harassment-in-the-mexican-federal-public-administration/

Citation

“Tackling Institutional Violence: The Protocol for Harassment and Sexual Harassment in the Mexican Federal Public Administration,” 

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