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Women Asylum Seekers and Refugees: Experiences from France,ons and practices, and how this has a particular impact on the experiences of women refugees and asylum seekers. In this chapter we examine the particular experiences of female asylum seekers in France, using data from qualitative interviews carried out with asylum seekers and refugees, with members