Understanding Gendered Border Violence in Transit: The Case of Libya

Ahlam Chemlali

Understanding Gendered Border Violence in Transit: The Case of Libya

Ahlam Chemlali

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Abstract

Exactly how the EU migration politics shapes gendered experiences and the ways in which border violence manifest in North African borderlands remains unexplored. DIIS research Ahlam Chemlali asks how gender and constructions of victimhood play part in context of border control and externalization in new spaces of transit.

Original language	English
Title of host publication	Displacement and Emplacement : Explorations of Global (Im)Mobility.
Editors	Steffen Jensen, Rieke Schröder, Anabel Soriano Oliva
Publisher	Peter Lang AG
Publication date	7 Jul 2022
ISBN (Print)	9783631847602
ISBN (Electronic)	9783631872161
Publication status	Published - 7 Jul 2022

Keywords

Libya
Gender-Based Violence
Border areas

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