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ReliefWeb · 11 d ago

The distance between care and access: GBV survivors in Uganda's refugee settlements’ struggle to reach life-saving support

Country: Uganda Source: Danish Refugee Council Please refer to the attached file. Executive summary For women and girls living in Uganda’s refugee settlements, reaching life-saving support after gender-based violence can be difficult. DRC assessments in Imvepi, Lobule and Rhino Camp show how displacement, economic insecurity, unsafe movement and limited services can increase exposure to GBV while also making it harder for survivors to seek help. Fear of being identified as a survivor is one of t

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