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Welcome to Queer(y)ing Asylum, a podcast dedicated to sharing the stories, struggles, and triumphs of LGBTQ+ individuals seeking asylum. In a world where being yourself can sometimes mean risking everything, our podcast provides a sanctuary of understanding and solidarity. In each episode, we dive deep into personal narratives, shedding light on the unique challenges faced by queer refugees and people seeking asylum. Queer(y)ing Asylum aims to amplify the voices that often go unheard. Please get in touch with us at queerasylumpodcast@gmail.com
Unknown Host hosts Queer(y)ing Asylum, a society show with 20 episodes published.
In this episode of Queer(y)ing Asylum, Diego speaks with Georgy from Coming Out, an organisation supporting LGBTIQ+ people from Russia and the wider EECA region. Coming Out's main goal is to help LGBTQ+ people in Russia
In this episode of the Queer(y)ing Asylum Podcast, Diego speaks with Dr Alex Powell (Associate Professor in Law at Warwick Law School) about his book Queering UK Refugee Law: Sexual Diversity and Asylum Administration an
In this episode of Queer(y)ing Asylum , Diego is joined by Satrio Nindyo Istiko — Tiko (he/she) — an independent public health social scientist and writer working at the intersections of migration and health. Together, t
In this episode of Queer(y)ing Asylum , Diego speaks with Esteban Octavio Scuzarello about the performance of asylum and the politics of refugee status determination in Latin America, with a focus on Brazil and Mexico. D
🎙️ Este episodio es en español / This episode is in Spanish En este episodio, nos adentramos en el contexto español para hablar sobre el sistema de asilo y los desafíos específicos que enfrentan las personas LGBTIQ+ que
In this episode of Queer(y)ing Asylum, Diego sits down with Sebastian Rocca, Founder and CEO of MicroRainbow, to explore the transformative work this organisation is doing with LGBTQI refugees and people seeking asylum.
In this episode of Queer(y)ing Asylum, Diego sits down with David Murphy—a scholar at Lancaster University—to explore the realities facing queer Ugandan asylum seekers. Together, they unpack the concept of solidarity, di
In this special episode of Queer(y)ing Asylum, we shine a spotlight on the vital work of Time To Be Out, a vital organisation supporting LGBTIQ+ people seeking asylum in the UK. We begin by listening to the voices of its
In this episode of Queer(y)ing Asylum, we are delighted to welcome Sonia Quintero, a Colombian-British poet, activist, and PhD researcher at the University of East London. Sonia has a longstanding commitment to community
We're back with Season 2 of Queer(y)ing Asylum! In this episode, we dive into the topic of Queer South-to-South asylum and migration, focusing on Venezuelan LGBTIQ+ people in Colombia and Brazil. Our guest, Tyler Valique
In this episode of Queer(y)ing Asylum, we sit down with Mariano Ruiz, President of Derechos Humanos y Diversidad Asociación Civil, to explore the crucial role Argentina plays in welcoming LGBTIQ+ refugees and people seek
Join us in this enlightening episode of the Queer(y)ing Asylum podcast where host Diego Garcia engages with Jamel Buhari, a researcher from the University of Leiden, who explores the intersection of queer identity and th
In this episode of The Queer(y)ing Asylum Podcast, we delve into the complex and often perilous experiences of trans migrants with our fantastic guest, Alexandra Rodriguez. Alexandra is a gender and sexuality freelance c
Please note, this episode discusses sensitive topics, including rape and suicide. If you are affected by these issues or find them distressing, please consider this trigger warning before continuing. In this episode, we
En este episodio, exploramos el trabajo conjunto de Cristina Yépez Arroyo y Flavio Carrera Verdesoto, expertos en las intersecciones entre género, sexualidad y asilo en contextos de migración y criminalización en Ecuador
In this compelling episode, we discuss the experiences of LGBTIQ+ refugees in Denmark and Germany with our brilliant guest, Rieke Schröder, a third-year PhD candidate at Aalborg University, based in Copenhagen, Denmark.
In this insightful episode, we explore the intricate issues surrounding asylum in Lebanon. We speak with experts Jasmin Lilian Diab and Bechara Samneh, who provide an in-depth analysis of the multifaceted challenges enco
This week, we focus on the theme of LGBTIQ+ asylum accommodation. We have the privilege of hosting Hiba Noor, a brilliant Pakistani transwoman and filmmaker, who shares her insights into the accommodation challenges face
This episode is presented in Spanish. Why not take this opportunity to learn a new language? En este episodio, acompañamos a René A. Tec-López, une prestigiose investigadore de México, país que se presenta como un lugar
In today's episode, we are honored to welcome Layla as we delve into the intricate and often daunting asylum process. Layla shares her firsthand experience, focusing on the critical stages of the screening and the substa
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