What women do in wartime: gender and conflict in Africa

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What women do in war time, Meredith Turshen South African women demand the truth, Beth Goldblatt and Sheila Meintjes women and violence in KwaZulu/Natal, Ashnie Padarath Mozambican women experiencing violence, Alcinda Antonio de Abreu attack with a friendly weapon, Asma Abdel Halim favours to give and consenting victims - the sexual politics of survival in Rwanda, Clotilde Twagiramariya and Meredith Turshen women denounce their treatment in Chad, Women's Commission of the Human Rights League of Chad et al hundreds of victims silently grieving, Association of Female Lawyers of Liberia (AFELL) et al we left our shoes behind, Teckla Shikola the militarization of Africa, Daniel Volman.

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