Sisters In Justice: A Community-Led Response To SGBV For Women Refugees In Indonesia
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Room 1: In-Person and Online
Wednesday, November 26, 2025 |
9:20 AM - 9:40 AM |
Overview
Nimo Adam Ahmed, The Sisterhood
Details
1. Community solidarity can fill critical gaps: Where formal systems fall short, community-based response mechanisms create vital support networks for survivors of sexual and gender-based violence.
2. Lived experience drives safer, more effective responses: Women refugees’ understanding of their communities contributes to survivor-centred, trauma-informed SGBV responses that prioritise safety, cultural relevance and trust.
3. Breaking the silence and inaction on SGBV: By knowing, claiming and advocating for our rights, women refugees can stand together in support of SGBV survivors.
