The Political Economy of Violence Against Women During Armed Conflict in Uganda

Meredeth Turshen

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A partir du cas de la guerre civile en Ouganda, cet article se penche sur un des aspects les plus ignobles de la guerre : le viol des femmes. Cette pratique est utilisee comme arme de guerre, d'intimidation et d'humiliation, tandis que les victimes sont considerees comme un butin de guerre et exploitees. L'A. se penche sur les soins medicaux et sur les formes de rehabilitations qu'il est possible de prodiguer a ces femmes brisees

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