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Eliminating sexual and gender-based violence and protecting the health and rights of women and children in humanitarian settings.
Déclaration de Niamey [FR]
Niamey Declaration
Report of the Secretary-General: Trafficking in Women and Girls (A/73/263)
Indiscriminate Attacks Against Civilians in Southern Unity April-May 2018
Addressing Conflict-Related Sexual Violence in the Central African Republic
Closing The Protection Gap for Children Born of War
UN Action Progress Report 2018
Option for Justice: A Handbook for Designing Accountability Mechanisms for Grave Crimes
Rape as a Practice of War: Toward a Typology of Political Violence
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