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A vast majority of refugee claimants who reach the boundaries of industrialized countries are men; there is a heightened awareness that women often fear persecution for different reasons than men do. Even when their fear is the same as mens they often experience persecution differently. In 1985 the Executive Committee of the UN High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) issued the "Guidelines on the Protection of Refugee Women." UNHCR also adopted a resolution that acknowledges that women are vulnerable to a particular form of human rights abuse. This paper explores the development of the gender guidelines whose purpose is to offer substantive legal and procedural guidance in analyzing gender-related issues in refugee claims submitted by women. It also presents an overview of the guidelines as they relate to issues concerning public/private dichotomy and cultural relativism.

The Canadian Guidelines On Women Refugee Claimants Fearing Gender-Related Persecution