A Multi-Country Report: Survival Strategies and Health Repercussions in Forced Displacement (Advanced Draft)

Jun 20, 2024 | Publications

Liminality Research Consortium

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We are pleased to announce the soft launch of the advanced draft of our multi-country report, “Survival Strategies and Health Repercussions in Forced Displacement: A Multi-Country Study,” on June 20. This report summarizes the findings of an extensive study on transactional sex as a survival strategy in forced displacement and its implications for sexual and reproductive health (SRH) and mental health (MH). The final version of the report will be available soon, replacing the advanced draft. Stay tuned for Further updates and access to the full report.

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Transactional sex in forced displacement: challenging conventional concepts and understandings

Heidari S et al. (2021) The 6th World Conference on Humanitarian Studies. Our preliminary research in Switzerland, France, Greece, Turkey, Lebanon, and Jordan indicates that transactional sex (TS) in forced displacement is practiced by women, men, and people of...

Research on sexuality, reproduction, and intimacy in forced displacement during COVID-19: Considering power dynamics and ethical concerns

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