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A Legacy of violence

A Legacy of violence Gender, Research & Advocacy — 1morecup media organization Fighting GBV I thought marriage would save me from my family, especially from my brother, who denied me my right to study, work, and communicate with the outside world, because I am a girl, and in his opinion, girls should stay home. Every time I revolted against his approach, he would beat me up.

Heba: Many obstacles, limited options.

Heba: Many obstacles, limited options. Gender, Research & Advocacy — 1morecup media organization Fighting GBV Heba's father used to work in the Palestinian National Crescent, and in the early nineties he had three options: either to immigrate to Europe, or to stay here and obtain Lebanese citizenship, or to stay here while refusing citizenship. He chose to stay because he was attached to this land, but he r

Jack: Gender based violence is not gender specific

Jack: Gender based violence is not gender specific Gender, Research & Advocacy — 1morecup media organization Fighting GBV While in Iraq, he was introduced to the q***r community through social media, he maintained virtual friendships with people from Lebanon, Syria, Egypt, Morocco, Algeria and other places from the world, he couldn’t recognize members of the community where he lived due to social difficulties. He rem...