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Emily Waller is a doctoral researcher at the University of New South Wales (UNSW) in the School of Social Sciences, and she is affiliated with the UNSW Australian Human Rights Centre. Her doctoral research examines conflict-related sexual violence and the stigma associated with it, particularly focusing on how justice mechanisms can effectively address these issues within a broader transformative framework. Emily has collected empirical data in Uganda and Rwanda, where high rates of conflict-related sexual violence persist. She has a multidisciplinary research background that explores the intersections of public health, human rights, justice, and gender, with a specific emphasis on the East Africa and Asia-Pacific regions. Emily has supported various research initiatives in Sri Lanka and the Solomon Islands, developing practical tools for rapid assessments in health initiatives aimed at conflict prevention. She has contributed to the Australian Research Council Discovery Projects, investigating women's post-conflict reparations and pandemic influenza responses, focusing on public health and human rights frameworks. Emily earned a Master’s Degree in Public Health (International Health Development) from UNSW and has published extensively in peer-reviewed journals, focusing on human rights in health and sexual violence issues in conflict settings.
University of New South Wales • Sydney, NSW, Australia
Conducts doctoral research on conflict-related sexual violence and justice mechanisms.
Australian Research Council • Sydney, NSW, Australia
Contributed to research on combating sexual violence against women in post-conflict settings.
Australian Research Council • Sydney, NSW, Australia
Analyzed social science perspectives on public health responses to pandemic influenza.
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