Refugee women
UNHCR and Refugee Women
... UNHCR and Refugee Women gees (UNHCR) was established by General Assembly resolution in 1950 to protect refugees and promote durable solutions to their problems UNHCR depends entirely upon voluntary co[.] ...
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Resilience as a protective factor in coping with trauma among congolese urban refugee women in Kenya
... on refugee resilience. For example Toth’s (2003) study with refugee women suggests that personal qualities such as optimism, adaptability and perseverance helped them to cope and ...helped ...
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How do Syrian refugee women reconstruct their lives in Turkey?: an analysis of attitudes, beliefs and experiences of Syrian refugee women on child education and child labor
... bothered. Women were not bothered by another women’s ...Because refugee women trust Feride, it was easier to open their doors to ...friends. Women call Feride whenever they need somebody to ...
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Burmese Refugee Women in Resettlement: Narratives of Strength, Resilience, and Posttraumatic Growth
... the women were no longer vulnerable to life-threatening experiences in the post-resettlement context, they did convey enduring a number of stressors in their adaptation and adjustment to American ...most ...
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War, Flight, and Exile: Gendered Violence among Refugee Women from Post Yugoslav States
... the refugee situation in many ...of refugee women is problematic because most of them are not socially accustomed to participating in the public political ...as women, remain their roles as ...
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Missed opportunities : a skills audit of refugee women in London from the teaching, nursing and medical professions
... • ‘being able to speak English without losing your own language’. When asked what would contribute to the feeling of being integrated, the key themes were having a job, having a good command of English, having secure ...
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First International Consultation on Refugee Women: Geneva (November 1988)
... First International Consultation on Refugee Women Geneva (November 1988) gathering in November 1988 One hundred and fifty (mostly) women from forty countries came together to focus on the special need[.] ...
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Healthcare access for refugee women with limited literacy: layers of disadvantage
... domain, refugee women with limited literacy skills are valued negatively as a burden to the system and sometimes to their own families ...(pp.155). Refugee women with limited education, whose ...
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Refugee Women in Canada: Proceedings of the June 1988 Workshop
... GRASS ORGA OTS ING Refugee Women in Canada Proceedings of the June 1988 Workshop refugee women was developed at a meeting of the ~ a t i o n d Working Group on Refugee Women which met on November 19,[.] ...
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Maternal depression in Syrian refugee women recently moved to Canada: a preliminary study
... are women [26], and most of child- bearing age ...the women they are supporting are pregnant, have a new baby, or a young family ...Syrian refugee mothers face, their perceptions of mental health, ...
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Collaborative health education for Somali Bantu refugee women in Kansas City
... Bantu refugee women who attended an existing refugee resettlement agency program (Table ...the women in their homes to better understand their health and personal ...all women were ...
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UK national print media coverage of sexual and gender based violence (SGBV) against refugee women in Syrian refugee camps
... Syrian refugee camps can contribute in many ...Syrian refugee camps (UN Women, 2013; The International Federation for Human Rights, 2013; El-Masri et al, ...vulnerable refugee women in ...
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Intersectional identities, space and security: Syrian refugee women in Amman and Beirut
... (particularly) women and ...about women-solidarity and social change’ (Brooks, 2012, ...Syrian refugee women and their spatial experiences of ...These women are often homogenised, ...
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CONSIDERATIONS ON REFUGEE WOMEN IN BRAZIL
... history, women have been facing several situations of disregard for basic human ...as women are easy targets of physical and psychological ...These women and girls are not generally seen as human ...
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An ‘Invented People’: Palestinian Refugee Women and Meanings of Home
... in refugee women’s ...‘a refugee nation’ after 1948 ‘has served as a major catalyst for the consolidation and development of Palestinian…national identity’ (1995: ...
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Navigating a strange and complex environment: experiences of Sudanese refugee women using a new nutrition resource
... Sudanese refugee women while grocery shopping in the Canadian ...marketplace. Women engaged in a process of “navigating”, learning to feed their family in a nutritious and safe ...how women ...
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Caring for pregnant refugee women in a turbulent policy landscape: perspectives of health care professionals in Calgary, Alberta
... designated refugee health ...and refugee populations when studying prenatal care, failing to distinguish between the two ...IFHP, refugee populations cannot be treated the same as immigrant ...nant ...
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Sexual and reproductive health of Syrian refugee women in Turkey: a scoping review within the framework of the MISP objectives
... Syrian women had regular gynecological ...Syrian refugee women should be developed with participation of all ...Syrian women refugees in ...
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Refugee Women as Domestics: A Documentary Account
... Refugee Women as Domestics A Documentary Account I n an effort to homogenize its population, the Otto from their towns and villages Once in the outskirts, the men and man Turkish under Eover of the wa[.] ...
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Developing an integrated intervention to address intimate partner violence and psychological distress in Congolese refugee women in Tanzania
... Nyarugusu refugee camp who had been in an intimate relationship in the last 12 months and reported past-year physical or sexual IPV and elevated symptoms of psychological ...Congolese women for whom these ...
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