CRSV Report Summary Briefing Paper
Evidence from research and practice show that conflict related sexual violence is not an inevitable consequence of conflict and can be prevented. This brief aims to help policymakers understand ‘what works’.
Evidence from research and practice show that conflict related sexual violence is not an inevitable consequence of conflict and can be prevented. This brief aims to help policymakers understand ‘what works’. It is based on a high-level synthesis of existing evidence and practice on conflict-related sexual violence (CRSV) and wider violence against women and girls (VAWG) in conflict affected settings, complemented by consultations with humanitarian stakeholders and survivors’ groups and networks.
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