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Preventing Sexual Violence in War: Is Fighting Impunity the Only Game in Town?
The report evaluates the dominance of criminal prosecution in addressing conflict-related sexual violence (CRSV), arguing that while fighting impunity is important, it is insufficient on its own. It advocates for a 'diversity' of responses—including targeted sanctions and reparations—and a 'continuum of violence' perspective that recognizes the links between gender inequality in peacetime and sexual violence during and after conflict. The text also highlights the specific challenges of sexual exploitation and abuse (SEA) by peacekeepers and the need for better pre-deployment training and leadership accountability.
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Document type: Report