[fusion_text]More Than Half: The Effects of Statelessness on Syrian Refugee Women from a Faith-based Perspective, is our long-anticipated report detailing the needs of Muslim women in refugee and IDP camps.
With over half of refugees, Internally Displaced Persons and individuals seeking asylum being women, the report focuses on providing recommendations and opportunities to governmental agencies and the third sector in order to better serve the needs of these women through gender-specific and culturally appropriate humanitarian work.
“Before the conflict, most Syrian women lived comfortable lives. But when they fled their homes, they left all of their sources of comfort behind, and have been subjected to violence and intimidation in addition to suffering from the lack of basic needs and other gender-specific issues. Our report aims to highlight the gaps in international legislation and humanitarian programmes in addressing the needs of Syrian refugee women.” Terri Harris, Senior Africa Programmes Officer.
The goal we pursue is to bring together humanitarian actors to present topics that are idea-focused to foster learning, inspiration and ways forward – provoking action points for the future.
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