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Technology facilitated Gender-Based Violence in Sub-Saharan Africa: Scoping Review

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Technology-assisted gender-based violence (GBV) is a growing global issue, involving abuse, harassment, and exploitation through digital means. This form of violence has significant negative consequences on psychological well-being, sexual health, physical health, and creates barriers to seeking care, while also increasing stigma and shame for victims. For instance literatures indicates that victims of technology-facilitated GBV experience high rates of anxiety, depression, social withdrawal, and reduced self-esteem and also Mental health impacts include poor coping, increased depressive symptoms, and a sense of loss of control, especially among women, girls, and sexual/gender minorities

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