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Journey of Hazard and Hope Risks and Coping Strategies of Syrian Women Seeking
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- 1. Journey of Hazard and Hope Risks and Coping Strategies of Syrian Women Seeking
- 2. Outline of the presentationMotivationResearch questionMethodologyFindingsRecommendationsSlide
- 3. Motivation INearly 5.5 million registered Syrian refugees
- 4. Motivation IIVulnerabilities of Syrian women seeking asylum:General
- 5. Research Question What risks do Syrian women
- 6. MethodologyLiterature review and data analysisSemi-structured interviewsSlide ...
- 7. Findings IWomen are exposed to higher risks
- 8. Findings IIIn Syria: risk of violence and
- 9. Findings III During the journey safety is
- 10. Findings IV In Austria: limited support for
- 11. Findings VCoping Strategies: Marriage Family reunification Travelling
- 12. Findings VIWomen become victims of individual perpetrators but also of structural violence and inequalitiesSlide
- 13. RecommendationsGeneral recommendations:Create safe routes and/or allow asylum
- 14. RecommendationsEmploy more female staff.Provide gender-separated facilities. Where
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Outline of the presentationMotivationResearch questionMethodologyFindingsRecommendationsSlide
Слайды и текст этой презентации
Слайд 1Training the next generation of internationalist
IOM I
Anna Dimitrova
Mariia Kostetckaia
Journey
Слайд 2Outline of the presentation
Motivation
Research question
Methodology
Findings
Recommendations
Slide
Слайд 3Motivation I
Nearly 5.5 million registered Syrian refugees worldwide.
Almost 1 million
Syrian asylum applications in Europe starting from 2011.
More than
40,000 recognised Syrian refugees in Austria, around 40% of which are women.Slide
Слайд 4Motivation II
Vulnerabilities of Syrian women seeking asylum:
General risks of fleeing
from conflict zones
Exposure to gender-based violence
Structural inequalities
Call by international
organisation (UNHCR, Council of Europe, Amnesty International etc.) for urgent actions to be taken for the protection of female refugees. Slide
Слайд 5Research Question
What risks do Syrian women face during their
forced migration to Europe and which strategies do they use
to reduce these risks?Slide
Stages of migration:
Home country
Journey
Destination
Слайд 7Findings I
Women are exposed to higher risks than men during
all three stages of migration.
Slide
Syria
Austria
Journey
Bombed
house
Forced marriage
Sexual assault
Domestic violence
Insensitive
treatmentViolence in reception centre
Trauma and loss
Слайд 8Findings II
In Syria: risk of violence and psychological trauma
Slide
Trauma
from loss of family members, friends, and property.
Risk of sexual
violence in the conflict zones, especially for female headed households.
Слайд 9Findings III
During the journey safety is a majour issue
Slide
Lack of safe legal route to Europe.
Lack of safety in
refugee camps, e.g. no gender separtaed facilities, and risk of sexual harassment.Violence from authorities.
Limited access to reproductive and health care.
Слайд 10Findings IV
In Austria: limited support for vulnerable women
Slide
Inadequate
facilities for women with special needs.
Lack of psychological support.
Lack of
training for authorities in dealing with women in vulnerable position.
Слайд 11Findings V
Coping Strategies:
Marriage
Family reunification
Travelling in a group
of family and/or friends
Avoiding sleeping in gender mixed facilities
in campsTaking off headscarves once in Europe
Relying on networks and connections
Slide
Слайд 12Findings VI
Women become victims of individual perpetrators but also of
structural violence and inequalities
Slide
Слайд 13Recommendations
General recommendations:
Create safe routes and/or allow asylum applications to be
filed from abroad.
States should be encouraged to apply 1951 Refugee
Convention in a gender-sensitive way.In refugee camps and reception centres:
Provide special training to police officers and staff members working with refugees.
Provide information regarding the legal rights of women and encourage the reporting of gender-based violence.
Slide
Слайд 14Recommendations
Employ more female staff.
Provide gender-separated facilities. Where possible, separate shelters
for refugee women should be available.
Ensure access to sexual and
reproductive health-care facilities.In Austria:
Provide more psychological support, especially to women victims of violence.
Provide additional support, in particular regarding job search, housing, education and integration.
Create safe environment for refugee women in order to empower them and help them integrate faster in society.
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