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Human rights for whom? : sexual refugee applications in the 'gay capital' of Africa
This research paper aims at analysing the evidentiary hurdles of sexuality-based refugee applications in Cape Town, the so-called gay capital of Africa. Amidst authorities' fear of bogus applicants, asylum-seekers fleeing homophobic persecution in their country of origin have to navigate the burden...
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Gender Studies
2018
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