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The failure of the European Union to offer adequate protection to refugee women
The majority of refugee and migrant women who are travelling to Europe to seek asylum in the European Union are coming from war-torn countries in order to seek asylum from war or gender-based violence. This is due to the fact that women and children are often targets during war. They may be victims...
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Department of Private Law
2020
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