[1] Stephenson, C.M., Gender equality and a culture of peace, in Handbook on building cultures of peace, J. de Rivera, Editor. 2009, Springer: USA. p. 123-138.
[2] Forbes, M.S., Refugee Women. 2nd ed. 2004, London: Zed Books.
[3] Al-Sharmani, M. Navigating refugee life (online) 2010; Available from: http://unchronicle.un.org/article/navigating-refugee-life/
[4] Snyder, A.C., Gender relations and conflict transformation among refugee women, in Handbook of conflict analysis and resolution, D.J.D. Sandole, et al., Editors. 2009, Routledge: New York, USA. p. 45-58.
[5] Isis-WICCE. Forced to flee: voices of Congolese women refugees in Uganda (online) 2014; Available from: http://www.researchgate.net/ publication/267155113_Voices_Of_Congolese_Women_Refugees_In_Uganda
[6] Sherwood, K. and H. Liebling-Kalifani A grounded theory investigation into the experiences of African women refugees: effects on resilience and identity and implications for service provision. Journal of International women's studies, 2012. 13, 86-108.
[7] Daenzer, P.M., Social protection of refugees: paradoxes, tensions and directions., in Not born a refugee woman: Contesting identities, rethinking practices, M. Hajdukowski- Ahmed, Khanlou, N. and Moussa, H, Editor. 2008, Oxford: New York. p. 228-243.
[8] Govindjee, A. and E.A. Taiwo, The protection of women refugees under the international refugee convention, in An introduction to international refugee law, R. Islam and J.H. Bhuiyan, Editors. 2013, Martinus Nijhoff Publishers: U.S.A. p. 379-399.
[9] Hayward, L., et al., We want to talk, they give us pills": Identity and mental Health of refugee women from Sudan, in Not born a refugee woman: Contesting identities, rethinking practices., M. Hajdukowski- Ahmed, Khanlou, N. and Moussa, H., Editor. 2008, Oxford: New York. p. 196- 214.
[10] Hyndman, J. and M. de-Alwis, Reconstituting the subject: feminist politics of humanitarian assistance, in Not born a refugee woman: Contesting identities, rethinking practices., M. Hajdukowski- Ahmed, Khanlou, N. and Moussa, H., Editor. 2008, Oxford: New York. p. 83-96.
[11] Steans, J., Gender and International relations 2013, Polity Press: UK.
[12] Jenkins, T. and B.A. Reardon, Gender and peace: towards a gender inclusive, holistic perspective, in Handbook of Peace and Conflict Studies, C. Webel and J. Galtung, Editors. 2007, Routledge: New York. p. 209-231.
[13] Harders, C., Gender relations, violence and conflict transformation, in Advancing conflict transformation: The Berghof handbook II. Opladen/Farmington Hills: Barbara Budrich Publishers. 2011.
[14] O'Reilly, M., Gender and peacebuilding in Routledge handbook of Peacebuilding, R.M. Ginty, Editor. 2013: New York, U.S.A. p. 57-68.
[15] Muruingi, C.K. and A.K. Muriiki An analysis of GBV in African literature International Journal of Humanities and Social Science, 2013. 3, 117-123.
[16] Kalabamu, F. Patriarchy and women’s land rights in Botswana. Land use policy, 2006. 23, 237–246.
[17] Charlesworth, H., Feminist methods in international law. American Journal of International Law, 1999: p. 379-394.
[18] Gozdziak, E.M., Pray God and keep walking: Religion, Gender, Identity and refugee women., in Not born a refugee woman: Contesting identities, rethinking practices, M. Hajdukowski- Ahmed, Khanlou, N. and Moussa, H, Editor. 2008, Oxford: New York. p. 180-195.
[19] Sjoberg, L. Gendered realities of the immunity principle: why gender analysis needs feminism. International studies quarterly 2006. 50, 889-910.
[20] Sadoway, G., The gender factor in refugee determination and the effect of "Gender Guidelines". in Not born a refugee woman: Contesting identities, rethinking practices, M. Hajdukowski- Ahmed, Khanlou, N. and Moussa, H, Editor. 2008, Oxford: New York. p. 244-253.
[21] Freedman, J., Gendering the international asylum and refugee debate. 2007: Palgrave Macmillan.
[22] UN-OCHA/IRIN, The shame of war: sexual violence against women and girls in armed conflict2007, OCHA/IRIN: Nairobi.
[23] Thornton, E. and T. Whiteman, Gender and peacebuilding, in Integrated peacebuilding: innovative approaches to transforming conflict, C. Zelizer, Editor. 2013, Westview Press: USA. p. 104-125.
[24] ACORD-Uganda. Protection and restitution for survivors of sexual and gender based violence in Uganda: the legal peculiarities, the possibilities and the options
[online] 2010; Available from: http://www.acordinternational.org/silo/files/uganda-protection-and-restitution-for-survivors-of-sexual-and-gender-based-violence.pdf.
[25] Anderlini, S. and J. El-Bushara, The conceptual framework: security, peace, accountability and rights., in A toolkit for advocacy and action. 2004, Hunt Alternatives Fund and International Alert: Washington, DC. p. 5-14.
[26] Goldstein, J., S. War and gender: how gender shapes the war system and vice versa. (online) 2001; Available from: http://catdir.loc.gov/catdir/samples/cam031/2001277554.pdf
[27] Krause, U. Analysis of empowerment of refugee women in camps and settlements. Journal of internal displacement 2014. 4, 29-52.
[28] General-Assembly, Secretary General's study on violence against women. 2006.
[29] United-States-Institute-of-Peace. Gender War and Peacebuilding. (online) 2012; Available from: http://www.usip.org/sites/default/files/files/NPECSG12.pdf.
[30] Freire, P., Pedagogy of the Oppressed 1984, New York: Continuum.
[31] Hovil, L. Gender, Transitional Justice, and Displacement: challenges in Africa’s Great Lakes Region. (online) 2012; Available from: http://www.brookings.edu/~/media/Projects/idp/tj%20case%20studies/Hovil%20Gender%20Great%20Lakes.pdf.
[32] Parashar, A., Human rights of refugees, in An introduction to international refugee law, R. Islam and J.H. Bhuiyan, Editors. 2013, Maritnus Nijhoff Publishers: Leiden, Boston. p. 357-378.
[33] Haliso, O.Y., Women, camps and (in) security. Africa peace and conflict journal, 2009. 2(2): p. 98-103.
[34] Arief, A. Sexual violence in African conflicts: CRS report for Congress (online) 2010; Available from: http://digital.library.unt.edu/ark:/67531/ metadc491381/m1/1/high_res_d/R40956_2010Nov30.pdf.
[35] Crawley, H. Gender-related persecution and women's claims to asylum. (online) 2012; Available from: http://www.refugeelegalaidinformation.org/gender-related-persecution-and-women%E2%80%99s-claims-asylum.
[36] UNHCR, Guidelines on international protection: gender related persecution within the context of Article 1(A)2 of the 1951 Convention and /or its 1967 Protocol Relating to the Status of Refugees 2002, UNHCR: Geneva.
[37] Pillay, A., Gender, peace and peacekeeping lessons from Southern Africa. 2006.
[38] United-Nations and Interparliamentary-Union, The Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination against Women and its Optional Protocol: handbook for Parliamentarians. 2003, United Nations: Switzerland.
[39] Raj, S., The gender element in international refugee law: Its impact on agency programming and the north-south debate. Yearbook of International Humanitarian and Refugee Law, 2001. 1: p. 164-182.
[40] UN-Women, Women's participation in peace negotiations: connections between presence and influence. 2012.
[41] Johnson, S.E. and E. Rehn, Women, war, and peace: The independent experts' assessment of the impact of armed conflict on women and women's role in peacebuilding. 2002, UNIFEM: New York.
[42] Sonneveld, S. Through the lense of civil society: summary report of the public submissions to the global study on women and peace and security. (online) 2015; Available from: http://www.peacewomen.org/sites/default/files/ExecutiveSummary_Through%20the%20Lens%20of%20Civil%20Society.pdf.
[43] Schirch, L., Strategic peacebuilding: a vision and framework for peace with justice. 2004, United States: Good Books.
[44] Hajdukowski-Ahmed, M., A dialogical approach to identity: implications for refugee women in Not born a refugee woman: Contesting identities, rethinking practices M. Hajdukowski- Ahmed, N. Khanlou, and H. Moussa, Editors. 2008, Oxford: New York. p. 26-66.
[45] Schafer, L.H. True Survivors: East African refugee women. Africa today, 2003. 49, 29-46.
[46] Kumin, J., Protecting refugee women: UNHCR and the gender equity challenge, in Not born a refugee woman: Contesting identities, rethinking practices., M. Hajdukowski- Ahmed, Khanlou, N. and Moussa, H., Editor. 2008, Oxford: New York. p. 219-227.
[47] Manuh, T. Confronting violence against women: what has worked well and why (online) 2010; Available from: http://unchronicle.un.org/article/ confronting-violence-against-women-what-has-worked-well-and-why/