research & publications
Overview
I support research that informs programming or offers a deeper understanding of the rule of law and human rights issues. I am available to provide technical and substantive input on research design and methodologies, including developing informed consent protocols, training for field enumerators, and designing and leading research projects.
Research & Publications
My research and publications cover a broad range of topics, from examining the unethical media practices in the portrayal of survivors of genocide, to examining institutionalized violence against Iraqi women and girls. My research aims to shed light on “taboo” topics, often neglected or misunderstood.
My goals is not just to contribute to academic discourse, but also to drive real world change. By shining a spotlight on taboo subjects, I strive to challenge societal norms, influence policy, and ultimately, foster a culture of understanding, empathy, and justice.
Gender-based violence in Iraq
Institutionalized Violence Against Women & Girls:
Genocide and Transitional Justice
In Iraq, Minority Survivors of ISIS Genocide Cautiously Anticipate Reparations
Ethical Documentation of Conflict-Related Sexual Violence
Sabaya Film Disregards Ethical Standards and Puts Survivors at Risk
Voices of Yazidi Women: Perceptions of the Media Reporting of IS Sexual Violence in the Kurdistan Region of Iraq
Has Anyone Here Been Raped By ISIS?
Yazidi Women and Girls Resist ISIS in Creative Ways
Immigration, Refugee and Asylum Protection
Trapped Between Borders: A Proposal to Apply International Legal Protection to Persecuted Women and Girls Who are Unable to Flee
