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FACULTY OF HEALTH AND SOCIETY | Networkmeeting
Thomas Wimark – LGBTQ+ and asylum assessments
Tuesday 10 December, 13:15 - 14:45
Orkanen, D328, Nordenskiöldsgatan 10
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The Nordic Network for LGBTQ+ research on Health and Living Conditions (LGBTQ+-H-L) arranges its' first network meeting in Malmö
Lecture: A flawed system of judging sexual orientation and gender identity/expression asylum seekers
Lecturer:Thomas Wimark, Associate Professor, Department of Human Geography, Uppsala University
In addition to internal network activities there will also be a public keynote.
The lecture is in English and is aimed at teachers, students and the general public.
Everyone is warmly welcome!
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