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The Istanbul convention: a gender approach to forced migration and pandemic

Sep 13, 2021 | Forced Migration, Global Policies, Legal Approaches and Citizenship

The stringent measures to protect public health adopted by some governments resulted in a dramatic rise of the risk of gender based violence (GBV), and limitation to health and social services that is driving many women migrants deeper into poverty and destitution....

Contributions of women refugees to livelihoods in urban displacements in Nairobi, Kenya

Sep 13, 2021 | Forced Migration, Global Policies, Legal Approaches and Citizenship

Women refugees account for most forcibly displaced persons in Africa. This group faces a variety of challenges that are often different from those of refugee men, especially in urban areas where there are limited protection efforts. Some of these challenges include...

Young female refugees’ education: from policies to pedagogical practices

Sep 13, 2021 | Forced Migration, Global Policies, Legal Approaches and Citizenship

The 21st century has witnessed many flues of refugees, and the Syrian refugee crisis is considered one of the severe and complex humanitarian emergencies because Jordan hosted 1.3 million Syrians, 661,997 UNHCR registered. About 36% of the registered Syrian refugees...

Mastering English language and interpersonal skills: a teaching course for Syrian refugees and underprivileged Jordanians

Sep 13, 2021 | Forced Migration, Attention and Integration Strategies

This work aim is to transform the world through education, and we are specifically focused on giving refugees and people from marginalised communities access to tertiary education. However, students need a certain level in English to be able...

Ex sex-trafficated Nigerian women’s perceptions and needs to improve integration projects and policies: the case of Barcelona

Sep 13, 2021 | Forced Migration, Attention and Integration Strategies

This project aims to research integration strategies enacted by (ex) sex-trafficked Nigerian women in the city of Barcelona and the integration projects and policies that this city offers to survivors of human trafficking. I decided to focus specifically on women that...
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