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When will she be safe? The continuum of violence in refugee and migrant women’s lives

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When will she be safe? The continuum of violence in refugee and migrant women’s lives

While South Africa celebrates Women's Month, many refugee and migrant women continue to face a continuum of violence, from the trauma of forced displacement to xenophobia, discrimination, and barriers to essential services within the country.

This piece urges a re-evaluation of what 'safety' truly means for these vulnerable women.

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