Decision Making in Asylum Cases Based on Sexual Orientation and Gender with Denise Venturi

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What factors influence decision-making in asylum cases based on sexual orientation and gender? Denise Venturi, PhD Candidate at KU Leuven, discusses her research into decision-making in asylum cases based on sexual orientation and gender, interviews with judges and refugees, her experiences as a visiting scholar at the FLT Project, work in the Feminism and Legal Theory Project archives, and more.

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