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Experiences of women war-torture survivors in Uganda

Experiences of women war-torture survivors in Uganda

Subtitleimplications for health and human rights
CreatorLiebling-Kalifani, Helen
Marshall, Angela
Ojiambo-Ochieng, Ruth
Kakembo, Nassozi Margaret
Magazine TitleJournal of International Women's Studies
Volume8
Magazine Year2007
Magazine Number4
Magazine Monthmay
Pagesp.1-17
LanguageEnglish/Engels
Mediumart
DescriptionAuthors describe the resulting long-term health needs of women war-torture survivors of the civil war years in Luwero District, Uganda. To do this sections of case studies from interviews carried out in Kikamulo Sub-County, Luwero, are utilised. The effects of gender-based violence and torture and its long term, severe and enduring impact on women's health will be highlighted.
Thesaurusgeweld
lichamelijke gezondheid
gender
oorlog en vrede
Uganda
CategoriesArticle/Artikel

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