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Friday December 1st, 2017

What is online violence and abuse against women?

By Shiromi Pinto 20 November 2017 Never heard of ‘doxxing’? Then you’ve come to the right place. Here are six things you should know about online violence and abuse. Online violence and abuse against women has become a far too common experience. More so, if you’re a woman from a minority racial, ethnic or religious …

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Thursday July 27th, 2017

REFUGEES, WOMEN & GENDER-BASED VIOLENCE

THEIR INCLUSION IN HUMAN RIGHTS Introduction of Deborah Guidez in the meeting on Human Rights, organised in the feminist camping in Greece, the last day, 9th of July 2017. In the same meeting we had two more contributions, by Vicky Kanata on the Children’s Rights, and by Stella Kokkoli on the rights of women with …

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Friday February 10th, 2017Friday February 10th, 2017

Women in Black visit Refugees in Belgrade

On Thursday February 2nd, we visited refugees in the barracks. We brought biscuits, wet wipes, soups and some bottled water. In distribution we had a help from several men from Pakistan and Afghanistan. The number of people in the barracks is impossible to determine. Some of them with whom we talked are in Serbia for …

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Saturday December 31st, 2016Sunday January 1st, 2017

Girls in migration, why is Europe silent?

Posted 21st December 2016 – In The Progressive Post On 1 December the United Nations Population Fund released its 2016 State of the World Population report. The report’s focus is on the well-being of 10-year-old girls as an indicator of development success or failure. The choice of this indicator is not accidental: The Girl Child …

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Tuesday December 13th, 2016

LEGAL AID TO WOMEN REFUGEES BY DIOTIMA

The Centre for Women Studies and Research, DIOTIMA, informs that it has expanded the provision of legal aid services to survivors (or suspected survivors) of Gender-Based Violence in the refugees communities through the deployment of 3 lawyers with expertise both on asylum and on gender-based violence. “Legal aid services, which are funded by UNHCR and …

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