Viable justice: survivors of sexual and gender-based violence and/or torture amongst South Sudanese refugees living in settlements in Northern Uganda

Purpose The study aimed to listen to refugee survivors of sexual and gender-based violence (SGBV) and/or torture and explore what justice meant to them in exile. This study argues that what the survivors who participated in this research wanted was “viable justice”. The research was funded by the Br...

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Published in:	International journal of migration, health and social care Vol. 20; no. 1; pp. 125 - 147
Main Authors:	Liebling, Helen Jane, Barrett, Hazel Rose, Artz, Lillian, Shahid, Ayesha
Format:	Journal Article
Language:	English
Published:	Hove Emerald Publishing Limited 27.02.2024 Emerald Group Publishing Limited
Subjects:	Atrocities Civil society Community health care Community-based programs Councils Courts Crime Criminal justice Cultural sensitivity Domestic violence Evidence Exile Gender differences Gender-based violence Government Health services Honor killings Human dignity Human rights Human settlements Insecurity International agreements Interviews Investigations Men Murders & murder attempts Perpetrators Recovery Refugee camps Refugees Research methodology Resilience Restitution Settlements & damages Social justice Social response Survivor Sustainable development Torture Transitional justice Trauma Violations Welfare Women Uganda Africa Qualitative methods Trauma-informed approach South Sudanese refugees Northern Uganda SGBV and torture Viable justice
ISSN:	1747-9894, 2042-8650, 1747-9894
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