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…Health Matters (May 2013) presents factors that contribute to early relationships and informal marriages in conflict and post-conflict settings, based on qualitative research undertaken among two distinct populations in Uganda….
Day 1 presents an overview of the scope of the HIV/AIDS epidemic, the disease and its manifestations, and the multitude of factors underlying the epidemic. Participants are encouraged to consider…
Learn about why separating families at the border of the United States and Mexico would neither make America safer and would even further undermine U.S. obligations to ensure protection and…
…cause undue trauma to children and impede the ability of families to access asylum and other protection mechanisms because individual family members may be unable to apply for the same…
Report based on the findings that adolescent refugees are the least likely to have access to reproductive and other health care services….
The Division of Children’s Services in the United States estimates that approximately 80% of unaccompanied children have experienced some form of physical or sexual abuse prior to being in US…
Delegation in Uganda with the aim of better understanding the challenges faced by children and adolescents abducted by the (LRA) Lord’s Resistence Army and affected by the 13 year long…
…with their families multiple times for the opportunity to seek asylum.” Read the full article on the Financial Times website (behind a paywall) or via PDF. Read online Read PDF…
In BMC Public Health, the Women’s Refugee Commission’s Katherine Gambier and Dr. Janna Metzler authored this journal article on child marriage. Child marriage is a global crisis underpinned by gender…
On December 9, the Women’s Refugee Commission served as a sponsor for “A Wish for the Holidays.” Now in its third year, “A Wish for the Holidays” brings the voices…
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