Titlebook: Gender and Mobility in Africa; Borders, Bodies and Kalpana Hiralal,Zaheera Jinnah Book 2018 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s

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,‘Who I Am Depends on Who I Am Talking To’,is chapter draws on data collected from a study which applied a participatory visual methodology to work with migrant women who sell sex, and explored the suitability of this approach as a way to engage with a presumed ‘hard to reach’ urban population. Through exploring ways in which the participant

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Between Prosecutors and Counsellors: State and Non-state Actors in the Rehabilitation of Victims ofomen and Children. Despite this stride, the result of the fight against human trafficking in Nigeria has not yielded commensurate fruits to justify the resources invested. Nigeria still accounts for one of the highest stock of victims of human trafficking from the subregion. This chapter examines th

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Senegalese Migrants in Morocco: From a Gender Perspective,osure of the European borders. The politics of border closure highlighted the sub-Saharan migrants into Morocco. They are the subject of stigmatisation and assumed?to be the result of illegal immigration. This?assumption shows the importance of the intra-African migration and its role in redefining

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Mobile Women: Negotiating Gendered Social Norms, Stereotypes and Relationships,ration of Zimbabweans to different destinations including its neighbour South Africa as well as elsewhere in the region and beyond. In addition to increasing numbers of people migrating there is more diversification in terms of who migrates as well as shifts to more extended stay. Included in this c

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Concluding Thoughts and Pathways for Future Research,a, Senegal, Morocco and Somalia. It examines patterns, outcomes and everyday experiences of migrant women within Africa, from north and central Africa to Europe, and from South Asia to South Africa. Although not exhaustive, this volume presents the most comprehensive selection of case studies on gen

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-37027-5abwean refugees, the close proximity of South Africa to Zimbabwe reflected a different migratory experience compared to the Congolese and Burundian refugees. In their attempt to make sense of their life worlds, themes relating to family well-being and resilience and the role of children were explored.

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