Migrant, refugee and asylum-seeking women and girls in Europe face persistent inequalities and barriers to protection and enjoyment of their fundamental rights. The COVID-19 pandemic has amplified this discrimination, and created new outcomes that disproportionately impact migrant women and girls. This report is a publication by the European Network of Migrant Women (ENOMW) with design support from the Thomson Reuters Foundation. TrustLaw facilitated pro bono legal research support from Hogan Lovells LLP, Latham & Watkins LLP, Urà Âa Menéndez – Proenà §a de Carvalho, Linklaters LLP and Selma Korichi (independent lawyer) to inform this report.
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