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“Nobody Helped Me” Forced Migration and Sexual and Gender-Based Violence: Findings From the SEREDA Project

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This report outlines the findings of the Sexual & Gender Based Violence against Refugees from Displacement to Arrival (SEREDA) project, a multi-country research initiative that examines the nature and extent of sexual and gender based violence (SGBV) experienced by forced migrants throughout the journey from displacement to settlement in countries of refuge. The project also explores how health and social consequences are identified and addressed and how SGBV experiences shape integration processes. Read More

Visit Link Source: The University of Birmingham and the Institute for Research into Superdiversity (IRiS)

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