Report DEEEP-REPORT-2021-020

Seeking Asylum. Women's experiences of Home Office decision making, destitution and mental health issues

Refugee Rights Europe

2019

Abstract: The report ‘Seeking Asylum’ was compiled in early 2019 by the Baobab Women’s Project, CARAG, Women with Hope, MEENA Centre for Women and Children, Coventry Migrant Women’s Houses and Refugee Rights Europe. The report specifically highlights the shortcomings in the UK’s fulfilment of the Convention on the Elimination of all Forms of Discrimination Against Women (CEDAW). The research findings, which are centered on inadequate Home Office procedures, destitution, mental health, and violence, call for urgent redress by the UK Government. The report authors argue that there is a moral and legal obligation to ensure that all women, irrespective of immigration status, can access the rights and freedoms set forth within international human rights law.

Keyword(s): Refugees ; Uk ; Asylum Seekers ; Migration ; Human Rights

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