6 research outputs found

    Hidden violence is a silent rape: prevention of sexual & gender-based violence against refugees & asylum seekers in Europe: a participatory approach report

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    From the arrival on European territory onwards, young female and male refugees, asylum seekers and undocumented migrants are extremely vulnerable to several types of gender-based violence. This results from the "Hidden Violence is a Silent Rape" Study. This book describes extensively all phases and actions in the project undertaken. We introduce the project, its aims, methods and beneficiaries in Chapter 1 with an overview of the different actions. In Chapter 2 , the results of the Community Based Participatory Research are reported. Chapter 3 and 4 reflect the proceedings and recommendations fo the Hidden Violence is a Silent Rape Seminar

    Modeling reactive magnetron sputtering : opportunities and challenges

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    The complexity of the reactive magnetron sputtering process is demonstrated by four simulation examples. The examples, commonly encountered during the application of this process for thin film deposition, are described by a numerical model for reactive sputter deposition. A short description of the current model precedes these case studies. In the first example, redeposition of sputtered atoms on the target is studied by its effect on the hysteresis behavior often observed during reactive sputtering. Secondly, the complexity of current-voltage characteristics during reactive magnetron sputtering is treated. The influence of substrate rotation and the pulsing of the discharge current illustrate the time dependence of the reactive sputtering process. As a conclusion, the two main challenges for a further improvement of the model are discussed

    Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights of Refugees, Asylum Seekers & Undocumented Migrants

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    In 2006 the European Refugee Fund undertook a call for proposals, which resulted in the project presented in this report. The 18-month project started on 1 August 2007 and ran until 31 January 2009. The general aim of the project was to improve the SRH of refugees and asylum seekers in the EU, by setting up a network for the promotion of the SRH&R of refugees and asylum seekers in Europe and beyond

    Sexual and reproductive health and rights of refugees, asylum seekers and undocumented migrants. A framework for the identification of good practices

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    This framework document wants to provide strategic guidance to stakeholders and organizations in the field of sexual and reproductive health and rights regarding: - the development of Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights policies - the deliverance of Sexual and Reproductive Health services towards refugees, asylum seekers and undocumented migrants
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