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Managing Conflict: Tools for Communication, Negotiation and Problem Solving Printable Version PRINTABLE VERSION
by Ahmed Ragab Al-Kotby, Egypt Oct 31, 2007
Peace & Conflict   Short Stories

  


The sixth group represented by Mr. Gabr Abdel Rahim, a farmer from Daqahleya, presented a problem about the refusal of the Ministry of Social Solidarity to register a national association in Rahawa although the association members have fulfilled all requested requirements. The group proposed to resubmit the promulgation papers or resort to the court.

The seventh group represented by Mr. Ahmed El Sayed, a farmer from Monofeya, presented a problem about conflict over land ownership between some farmers and the inheritors of an old feudalist who claim the ownership of farmers' lands and homes. The group proposed to filed lawsuits against the ownership claimers and obtain a court order that allows the farmers to stay in their lands and homes.

The third day started with a brief presentation by Mr. Hamdy Me'bed, an LCHR researcher, about what took place in the past two days.

Then Ms. Nina distributed some papers among the participants. These papers are role-plays of a sample problem and the participants were supposed to act different roles relevant to this problem, as a group of them represented the first village, another group represented the second village, another group represented the mediator and so on. The participants presented different solutions to this problem using the skills they have learned through the workshop.

At the end of the workshop, evaluation forms were distributed among the participants to learn how much they benefited of the workshop and rate each part of the program. Then the organizers presented certificates to the participants.

The participants demanded the LCHR to make a conflict resolution program in the Egyptian countryside to train farmers and their associations about the negotiation and communication skills to improve their conditions and be able to solve their problems.





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