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It's time to speak out about asylum.
A voice for refugee women and the organisations that support them.
Forced deportation is brutal and unjust. Bella tells her story.
Bella's video testimony
In Bangladesh she was kidnapped, gang raped and tortured...In Britain she was bruised and beaten...
Naima's video testimony
Naomi was detained for eight months in Yarl’s Wood detention centre and separated from her daughter.
Naomi's video testimony
Asli waited five years and four months for her claim to be decided.
Asli's video testimony
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In my own words: Konstandonis Karapanagiotidis

In my own words: Konstandonis Karapanagiotidis

From Melbourne to London, Konstandinos from ASRC lends his voice to The Testimony Project.  “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.
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Home Sweet Home

Home Sweet Home

On May 9th 2011, a photography exhibition entitled Home Sweet Home was launched. A joint venture involving Women for Refugee Women and Women Asylum Seekers Together, the exhibition sheds light on the experiences of women seeking asylum in the UK.
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Statelessness

Statelessness

Do you know of women who could be stateless? UNHCR and Asylum Aid are working on a research project on the issue of statelessness in the UK. The project will map the number, situation and profile of stateless people in the UK.

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International Women's Day 2011

International Women's Day 2011

As the 1951 Refugee Convention reaches 60 years in existence, we are also set to celebrate the 100th anniversary of International Women’s day (IWD) over the month of March. 

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