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How Joining a Majorette Group Can Lead You to Being Denied International Protection

How Joining a Majorette Group Can Lead You to Being Denied International Protection

On #internationalwomensday, our colleague Lore Roels looks critically at the treatment of victims of sexual/gender-based violence in the asylum procedure

"How Joining a Majorette Group Can Lead You to Being Denied International Protection" on

Read the blog in "Tijd Voor Mensenrechten' https://bit.ly/3FaMKTB (NL)

and in 'Women in International Law' http://bit.ly/3IYIcRz (ENG)

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Monday 13 December 2021

Public PhD defense Makini A S Boothe December 17th 2 PM

Warm welcome to the online public PhD defense of Ms. Makini A.S. Boothe entitled: 'HIV Surveillance among Key Populations in Mozambique: Opportunities for Enhanced Prevention, Care and Treatment' on December 17th at 2 PM CET

Monday 04 October 2021

Seminar: Enhancing capacities in professionals on sexual violence in migrants and refugees

On 04/10, ICRH will share the results of the INHeRE project on capacity-building of professionals working with migrant victims of sexual violence.

Thursday 12 March 2020

The film ‘The pregnancy is ours’ currently being screened in ten rural communities in Mozambique.

A group of young men participated in a workshop about gender norms organized by HOPEM and shared their experiences about becoming a parent during the project.