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It's time to speak out about asylum.
A voice for refugee women and the organisations that support them.
It took 7 long years and a visit to Downing Street before the Home Office finally granted Farhat asylum.
Farhat's video testimony
"Whether it's raining or shining....I'm still an asylum seeker"
Mercy's video testimony
Stephanie never intended to come to the UK, and, until she got here, had never heard of asylum.
Stephanie's video testimony
In Bangladesh she was kidnapped, gang raped and tortured...In Britain she was bruised and beaten...
Naima's video testimony
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Missed Out (Oct 2012)

Missed Out (Oct 2012)

Asylum Aid has launched a new campaign under the Charter of rights of women seeking asylum – Missed Out. 

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In my own words: Christine Bacon (Spring 2012)

In my own words: Christine Bacon (Spring 2012)

“In my own words” is an initiative from The Testimony Project providing a platform for women refugees and those who support them to speak out about issues close to their heart. See below for our interview with Christine Bacon, the founder of Actors for Human Rights. 

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Call for Action (May 2012)

Call for Action (May 2012)

Tell Your Story 
If you have a story to tell, The Testimony Project is here to tell it.
The Testimony Project is a collaboration between refugee women and professionals united in the belief that the current system breaches human rights and needs urgent remedy.  
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Report Summary: “I feel like as a woman I’m not welcome”

Report Summary: “I feel like as a woman I’m not welcome”

Asylum Aid has recently published a new report entitled, “I feel like as a woman I’m not welcome”:  A gender analysis of UK asylum law, policy and practice. This report assesses whether the law, policy and practice on asylum are gender-sensitive in accordance with the UK’s obligations under international, European and national standards.

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