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2013 Migrant & Refugee Woman of the Year Awards
On International Women’s Day, the 8th of March 2013, we held the second annual Migrant and Refugee Woman of the Year Awards. To find out more information, go to: www.awards.migrantforum.org.uk.
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Life in the UK: Romanians in London through immersive theatre?
01 May on BlogCover photo by Dan Perjovski ‘Romanians are vampires sucking up the jobs of the British’ – Paul I have written here before about the Romanian community in London, and in particular...
Celebrating Migrant and Refugee Women
08 March on Blog, Celebrating WomenFive extraordinary women were honoured tonight on International Women’s Day, at The 2013 Migrant and Refugee Woman of the Year Awards Ceremony at the Royal Festival Hall in London as...
2013 Young Women of the Year – Cynthia Masiyiwa
08 March on Blog, Celebrating WomenCynthia Masiyiwa came to the UK aged 15 from Zimbabwe to escape political violence. She settled in South London with her sister where she had a tough time as the...
2013 Joint Woman of the Year – Constance Nzeneu
08 March on Blog, Celebrating WomenConstance Nzeneu fled to the UK in 2005 from the threat of a forced marriage in Cameroon where she had trained as a lawyer. After she applied for protection, she...
2013 Joint Woman of the Year – Remzije Sherifi
08 March on Blog, Celebrating WomenRemzije Sherifi trained as an electrical engineer, but radio was her passion and she was one of the first female radio journalists in Kosova. She lost her job in 1992...
2013 Young Woman of the Year Honorary Award – Emina Hadziosmanovi
04 March on Blog, Celebrating WomenEmina Hadziosmanovic was a young child when she fled to the UK in 1992 to escape the siege of her home town Sarajevo. She and her family started a new life...
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Life in the UK: Romanians in London through immersive theatre?
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Celebrating Migrant and Refugee Women
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2013 Young Women of the Year – Cynthia Masiyiwa
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2013 Joint Woman of the Year – Constance Nzeneu
08 March on Blog, Celebrating Women
- Immersive Theatre » Life in the UK: Romanians in London through immersive theatre?: [...] status due to the long waiting time involved in obtaining work permits, debt and poverty. The recommendations we made to improve the life of this group of vulnerable migrants include: developing an awareness [...]
- Immersive Theatre » Life in the UK: Romanians in London through immersive theatre?: [...] Romanian community in London, and in particular about a group of Romanian Roma workers who face various difficulties, including civil charges, irregular status due to the long waiting time involved in obtaining work [...]
- Immersive Theatre » Life in the UK: Romanians in London through immersive theatre?: [...] published in The Forum by Cezar [...]
- The Forum » Life in the UK: Romanians in London through immersive theatre? | Refugee Archives Blog: [...] Full article via The Forum » Blog Archive » Life in the UK: Romanians in London through immersive theatre?. [...]
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