Genocide and mass sexual violence: Psychological support for women survivors in Rwanda

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peace and securityhealthcare

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JemKha

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This article highlights how sexual violence is used against women and girls during war and genocide. It outlines the longer term impacts of such violence and presents a framework for psychological intervention in Rwanda, in the aftermath of mass rape.

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