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Dr. Phoebe Martin and Dr. Yajna Sanguhan recently started working on the project as postdoctoral researcher associates. On the project, Phoebe's work will focus on gendered understandings of relational harm, and the Peruvian case study. Initially she will be working on using a reproductive justice framework to consider the impacts of enforced disappearance on parents and children. This draws on her previous research on reproductive justice in Peru which looked at feminist act

We are excited to announce our forthcoming journal Special Issue on ‘Forced Separation’ with the International Journal for Human Rights. Congratulations to Professor Elizabeth Barnert for her newly published article as part of the collection: Please see her full article here.

Stipend-only funding opportunity over three years to start in September 2026. We are delighted to announce a three-year funded PhD studentship for a PhD student to join our ERC project. The proposed PhD thesis should focus on a historical case of family separation and/or reunification during the First or Second World War (including the period immediately after). Interested candidates should email their application materials to Dr Rebekka Friedman by 1 March 2026. The successf