Professor of International Relations. Deputy Director @_CEVAW. Research acronyms: ASEAN, CRSV, GBV, HR, IHR, SRHR, UN, WHO, WPS. Tweets in personal capacity.
Intersectionality highlights how interconnected systems of power and inequality (gender, race, class, sexuality, ability etc) interact & overlap to create privilege &oppression for individuals or groups. Add #SRHR & if you can help, we need you 🪘🪘 careers.who.int/careersectio…
📣 We're recruiting for an Assistant Professor to join our world-leading department.
⏳ Closing date: Friday, 14 February 2025
🔗 Learn more and apply now: bit.ly/4fq1aP5#LSEHealthPolicy#Hiring
Animal health on farms impacts human health too! 🌏
Healthy farms = safer food, sustainable environments, and stable economies.
We’re thrilled to collaborate with @Griffith_Uni's @ProfSaraEDavies to explore animal health governance!
Learn more here 👉🏻 research.aciar.gov.au/ipi-sa…
Great to see @daraconduit on @BBCWorld. Discussing reports on the capture of Damascus, why Russia and Iran decided to no longer back the regime, and the horrific atrocities under the Assad regime.
A new article out coauthored with A/Prof Marlene Longbottom, that speaks to the importance of action and accountability in response to MMIW inquiry & release of last weeks NT coronial dfv inquest. We can and must do better
Two recent inquiries came with myriad recommendations to save Indigenous lives from domestic violence, but few have actually been acted upon @jcu@MonashUnitheconversation.com/indigeno…
🏠People with disabilities are disproportionately likely to experience homelessness.
Read our blog for #IDPD2024 on the importance of identifying and addressing health inequalities for people experiencing homelessness and disability. ⬇️
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People with disabilities experience, or are at risk of, higher levels of food insecurity especially in crises.
At WFP, we believe inclusion is a human right for all, not a privilege for some. Disability inclusion is an integral part of building a #ZeroHunger world.
#IDPD2024
ALT Sajeda, 38, tends to her goats which, along with mushroom growing, are activities she started through a WFP livelihood programme.
Sajeda lives in a rural area in northern Bangladesh – one of the most disaster-prone and poorest areas of the country. Born with a hearing disability and short statured, Sajeda was married in her twenties, but her husband divorced her within days, because of her disabilities.
Photo: WFP/Samantha Reinders
Rape, forced marriage and sexual slavery are horrors inflicted on women and girls in conflict to terrorise communities, seize resources, and control territory. Stop using women's bodies as battlefields. Support survivors. End impunity. #16Days
Congratulations to CEVAW on its research symposium 2024. We are calling for research in the area of GBV to be meaningful, dismantle colonial responses to GBV and contribute to transformative change for women and girls.
#genderequality#16DaysFiji#EndImpunity @_CEVAW
🚨NEW DATASET ALERT🚨
@willowkreutzer 's new CEDAW ROCS
(1979 - 2022) dataset offers a comprehensive look at states' reservations & objections to the UN treaty. For the first time, all signatories, ratifiers, & reservations are in one place. #HumanRightsacademic.oup.com/fpa/article…
Prosecutor @KarimKhanQC of @IntlCrimCourt (ICC) seeks arrest warrant against #Myanmar Commander-in-Chief and Acting President Senior General Min Aung Hlaing, alleging his involvement in crimes against humanity targeting the Rohingya population
More ⤵️
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