The Expert worked for twelve years in the political science faculty at The John Hopkins University. Since then she has been an independent scholar with experience at USAID. UNDP, the World Bank, Human Rights Watch, and the International Rescue Committee. She is an expert on Zimbabwe, Namibia, and South Africa
LGBTQI issues; sexual abuse/assault; gender-based violence/domestic violence; child soldiers; forced marriage; likelihood of destitution or homelessness; ethnic, religious, or tribal discrimination or persecution; forced conscription/refoulment; ex-combatant reintegration; criminal deportees; risk of torture or political persecution; risk from state actors, risk from non-state actors; risk of retaliation; sufficiency of protection; possibility of safe internal relocation; healthcare access; health systems capacity; mental illness; HIV/AIDS; specialized medical services
Work for NGOs, university law clinics, and private legal firms includes cases on rape and sexual assault; stigma based on military services; risk of political retaliation; and land issues.
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Kriger, N.J., 2003. Guerrilla veterans in post-war Zimbabwe: Symbolic and violent politics,
1980–1987. Cambridge University Press.