The article discusses the challenges and opportunities faced when integrating participatory methods into human rights-based research. It describes the development of a participatory action research approach designed to fulfil the aim of undertaking advocacy-focused research grounded in human rights and community participation. It reflects the principles of anti-oppressive social work and the ethics of undertaking research with vulnerable populations. In line with other contributions to this special issue, the article explores questions such as: 'Where does knowledge about the story come from and how is it passed on?'; 'What spurs ethical thinking at an individual and organizational level?'; and 'How can ethical sensitivity and strategic effectiveness be combined?'. © The Author (2010). Published by Oxford University Press. All rights reserved.
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Pittaway, E., Bartolomei, L., & Hugman, R. (2010, July). “Stop Stealing Our Stories”: The ethics of research with vulnerable groups. Journal of Human Rights Practice. https://doi.org/10.1093/jhuman/huq004
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