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PHR Seeks Balanced US Plan to Respond to Violence against Women in Darfur
On the eve of the US government's expected release of a plan to address violence against women and girls in Darfur, Physicians for Human Rights (PHR) renews its call for an integrated plan that balances treatment and support for violence survivors with broader programming that reduces vulnerability to sexual and gender-based violence.
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Rights Groups Urge Clinton to Address Treatment of Rape Survivors in Sudan Policy
(Washington, DC) — Forty human rights and advocacy groups have sent a letter to U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton calling for restoration of sexual and gender-based violence programming as a priority issue for U.S. policy on Sudan.
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Physicians Prescribe Policy Changes to End Sexual Violence Against Darfuri Women and Girls
Washington, DC — A panel of physicians from Sudan and the US proposed policy changes — including involvement of Darfuri women in strategies to secure their safety — to address gaps in US foreign policy and to end widespread sexual violence against women and girls in Sudan and Chad. The doctors also pressed for provision of appropriate health care for survivors of gender-based violence, as well as an end to impunity for crimes such as rape.
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Capitol Hill Briefing on Sexual Violence Against Women and Girls in Sudan and Chad
Capitol Hill Briefing on Sexual Violence Against Women and Girls in Sudan and Chad
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Boston Artists Partner with Physicians for Human Rights to Paint a Picture of Life in Darfur
Boston - On Saturday evening, Sep. 8, at the Atlantic Works Gallery in East Boston, local artists Elizabeth Hathaway and Joan Ryan, and Cambridge-based Physicians for Human Rights (PHR) unveil a new exhibition titled "Make Believe", a multi-media response to the effects of war on women and children in Darfur....

