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Author: Madeleine Rojahn

Madeleine Rojahn is a freelance journalist based in Tasmania. Her work has appeared in the UK magazine Transform and local publications Togatus and The Mercury.
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  • Violence & Harassment

Survivors of Rape in War Shouldn’t Be Denied the Care They Need

Madeleine Rojahn

The recent fight by U.S. officials to water down a UN resolution on conflict-related sexual violence was both an insult and an injury to survivors of rape in war.

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That Thing She Had One Time: Exploring Abortion Stigma On Screen

Madeleine Rojahn

“You’re going to have to come back in five days. You’re too early to schedule an abortion.” This is the moment when Jordan collapses into tears.

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