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Women Refugee Crisis

Swechhya Bhattarai

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Women refugees have to suffer a great deal of hardships in their daily lives. They are always a target of molestation, harassment, physical abuse by camp officers, husbands and even soldiers at times. To stop such gender biasness, UNHCR and other agencies have raised awareness programs to stop such acts against women and to help the refugees all around the world by providing various services and helping them lead a better life.

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Women refugees have to suffer a great deal of hardships in their daily lives. They are always a target of molestation, harassment, physical abuse by camp officers, husbands and even soldiers at times. To stop such gender biasness, UNHCR and other agencies have raised awareness programs to stop such acts against women and to help the refugees all around the world by providing various services and helping them lead a better life.

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Women refugees have to suffer a great deal of hardships in their daily lives. They are always a target of molestation, harassment, physical abuse by camp officers, husbands and even soldiers at times. To stop such gender biasness, UNHCR and other agencies have raised awareness programs to stop such acts against women and to help the refugees all around the world by providing various services and helping them lead a better life.

Key concepts: Refugee, Refugee crisis, Political science, Law

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