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Six Steps to Cracking the Code on Women & Development

Six Steps to Cracking the Code on Women & Development

How can we best ensure that development assistance reaches those who need it most? Here are six building blocks.

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Gender & Political Asylum

By Carol Bohmer and Amy Shuman Political asylum is a gender neutral concept.  The law of asylum is based on the 1951 Convention on the Status of Refugees, currently adopted by 147 countries, so the actual asylum law of receiving countries is quite similar.  The impact of this ostensibly gender neutral law is, however, far […]

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