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Intersectionality and refugee women

Published: 8 November 2021
E-paper
This study critically examines some of the gendered and racialized notions about migrants embedded in and institutionalized through the EU Pact on Migration and Asylum, by engaging with the definitory and conceptual unclarities as to who the Pact defines as “especially vulnerable groups” and according to which criteria, making a relevant contribution to ongoing debates with regard to the EU’s future migration and border politics.
Cover of the publication: MANY WORLDS MANY NETS MANY VISIONS

Many Worlds, Many Nets, Many Visions

Published: 18 November 2019
Publication
The collection makes space for voiced that are marginalized and largly invisible in the internet. The authors look at discrimination and hierarchical structures in the internet and make suggestions for a more emancipated and antidiscriminatory approach.

Women’s Rights in Rojava

Published: 25 February 2019
Paper
This study focuses on the areas permanently under Kurdish control with regime presence. These areas have experienced a quite different trajectory because they have been least affected by military fighting. While the human losses and damage suffered at the hands of ISIS should not be belittled, this area has hardly experienced aerial bombardments or fighting on the ground. Kurdish actors, for a long time tightly controlled by the Syrian regime, have been able to develop governance structures in parallel to the ones set up by the regime. While none of the Kurdish parties has openly called for independence understood as separation from Syria, Kurdish actors have come up with governance structures that explore the possibilities of autonomy within a federal state. They have come up with a constitution and an institutional design, and as far as it is in the range of their possibilities, they have been working on implementing it.

Between a Rock and a Hard Place: Women, Power, and Change in Southeast Asia

Published: 8 February 2019
Report
A vital part of this report in Southeast Asia involves showing the ways that ordinary people, activists, human rights defenders, and social movements are organizing to protect their communities from destruction and injustice. Some of the most vocal and active participants are women from the most affected communities in the region.

Feminicide: a Global Phenomenon - Feminicidio: un fenómeno global

Published: 29 October 2018
New Framework for the Cooperation between the European Union and Latin America to promote gender equality and eradicate violence against women and feminicide. Neuvo marco para la cooperación entre la unión europea y américa latina para promover la igualidad de género y erradicar la violenciacontra las mujeres y el feminicido.  


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