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ORAM second annual lecture series: The invisible refugee, intersex persecution and protection

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Date Posted
22 Nov 2011
Date Revised
22 Nov 2011

ORAM second annual lecture series: The invisible refugee, intersex persecution and protection, delivered by Anne Tamar-Mattis of Advocates for Informed Choice.

Please note that OII rejects the pathologization of intersex through terms like DSDs or Disorders of Sex Development.

Advocates for Informed Choice Founder and Executive Director Anne Tamar-Mattis discusses the legal, medical and survival challenges that intersex refugees encounter in their cross-border searches for safe haven.

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