How gender-based violence is an ignored issue in India and Pakistan
Gender-based violence has always been an issue of discussion in South Asian countries. However, in recent years, the number of […]
Strangers in a Strange Land: The Silent Struggles of South Asian Immigrant Wives in the UK
As migration from South Asia to countries like the UK continues to rise, an alarming issue is surfacing — domestic
East and/or Southeast Asian women survivors remain excluded and unsupported in the UK
Aileen Angsutorn Lees reveals the experiences of ESEA women survivors of male violence and how state and non-state institutions need
Portugal: Police Brutality Against Black Women and Claudia Simões’ Battle for Justice
The case of Claudia Simões illustrates the deep connection between racism and impunity, proving justice isn’t colour-blind. Black women are
Improving health services in a hostile climate (Part II)
In this piece, Rachel Jenkins, the Mental Health & Wellbeing Manager at Refugee Women Connect, explains how to introduce culturally
At the sharp end – The UK cost of living crisis impact is higher on asylum-seeker mothers
Mothers seeking asylum face the worst experiences in providing for their children during the cost-of-living crisis. Thanks to some grassroots
Improving health services in a hostile climate (Part I)
In the series “The state of migrant women mental health,” we have exposed the barriers that migrant women, particularly asylum
Women’s perspectives on the war
Migrant Women Press spoke with three women about their experiences with the Russia-Ukraine war. by Juliana da Penha Image credit:
Dangers on the Balkan route – the journey of a migrant woman alone
During the pandemic, Hannah Parry, a freelance journalist from the UK, volunteered in the Balkans supporting people moving from the
From one hell to another: Life of migrants in Europe today
The journalist Nidzara Ahmetasevic spoke with Zahra, an Afghan woman seeking asylum in Europe. In this story, she reveals the