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…for adolescents and youth, and information and education about sexual and reproductive health and services. The Women’s Refugee Commission (WRC)’s Disability Program seeks to improve the lives and protect the…
An analysis of how the humanitarian community is integrating existing gender guidance across all sectors, with findings and recommendations.
…living in refugee camps in Ethiopia. This report details their protection and empowerment needs and priorities; programs and community-based strategies that serve them; and gaps in services from girls’ perspectives….
…girls. For those who do survive, there are devastating, long-term effects on their sexual and reproductive health. In this new report, the Women’s Refugee Commission looks at activities to improve…
On May 14, 2014, UNHCR, Handicap International, HelpAge International and the Women’s Refugee Commission convened and facilitated a one-day meeting in Amman, Jordan to: Share examples of disability and aging…
…that preceded compromises our obligations under international law, endangers women and children, and sets a dangerous precedent in failing to share the burden in a global refugee crisis. While there…
…understand their case and legal requirements upon release. Current alternatives to detention cost between 17 cents and $17 per day compared to the $343 daily cost of detaining each family…
…humanitarian efforts have focused primarily on camp-based refugees, leaving the needs of urban refugees poorly understood. The Women’s Refugee Commission conducts research to assess the situation that the urban…
As world leaders gather at the United Nations for the first high-level summit on Refugess and migrants, the Women’s refugee commission asserts that all responses to refugees and migrants must…
…processing capacity at ports of entry, developing more safe legal pathways to migrate, and resourcing local communities at the border and around the country that help people navigate the U.S….
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