Five Steps to Tactical Innovation - Lesson 5
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The document discusses tactics for human rights projects, outlining a 5-step process for tactical innovation. It emphasizes the importance of understanding the terrain, opponents, and one's own capacities when selecting tactics. Tactics should be influenced by the group's abilities, tolerance for risk, opponent analysis, and context in which they will be used. The document provides examples of considerations for context and a case study on using mock tribunals.
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