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The New Humanitarian discussed the Women’s Refugee Commission’s work on sexual violence against men and boys in conflict. The violence is more common than assumed, and the abuse continues—under-reported and…
…ways in different places. So a stove that might work for women in Darfur doesn’t necessarily work for women in Thailand, for example. As a friend of mine always says,…
…how to respond. It is known, for example, that incidents of GBV escalate, often dramatically, during conflict and displacement. It is also known that 50% of survivors are under the…
…It will explore the evidence and learning related to cash programming and gender impacts with examples from humanitarian contexts across the African continent. For more information, click here. Register here….
This year, as we mark International Women’s Day (March 8), we have some major milestones to celebrate. Just last week, for example, the U.S. House and Senate approved the renewal…
…eliminate basic child protection standards by calling them loopholes and eliminating their obligations for the basic care of children is just another example of this administration’s abdication of human rights….
Young men and women displaced in Cairo, Egypt, face many barriers to both their learning and earning opportunities. Read about the WRC’s assessment findings and recommendations on how to improve…
…Rep. Bobby Scott, Ranking Member, Subcommittee on Crime, Terrorism and Homeland Security John Kaneb and Brenda Smith, Former Commissioners, National Prison Rape Elimination Commission Michelle Brané, Director, Detention and Asylum…
Sexual Violence Project: Phase 2 This project snapshot shares research findings, implications for humanitarian practitioners and policymakers, and expected outcomes for WRC’s efforts to strengthen humanitarian practitioners’ capacity to prevent…
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