The latest issue of the
International Review of the Red Cross (Vol. 96, no. 894, Summer 2014) is out. The theme is "Sexual Violence in Armed Conflict." Contents include:
- Vincent Bernard & Helen Durham, Editorial: Sexual Violence in Armed Conflict: From Breaking the Silence to Breaking the Cycle
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Voices and Perspectives: After sexual violence: paths to recovery
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The ICRC's approach to sexual violence in armed conflict: In conversation with Peter Maurer
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Elisabeth Jean Wood, Conflict-related sexual violence and the policy implications of recent research
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Through the eyes of a detention doctor: Interview with Raed Aburabi
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Chris Dolan, Letting go of the gender binary: Charting new pathways for humanitarian interventions on gender-based violence
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Gloria Gaggioli, Sexual violence in armed conflicts: A violation of international humanitarian law and human rights law
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Kim Thuy Seelinger, Domestic accountability for sexual violence: The potential of specialized units in Kenya, Liberia, Sierra Leone and Uganda
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Paul Bouvier, Sexual violence, health and humanitarian ethics: Towards a holistic, person-centred approach
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Doris Schopper, Responding to the needs of survivors of sexual violence: Do we know what works?
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Françoise Duroch & Catrin Schulte-Hillen, Care for victims of sexual violence, an organization pushed to its limits: The case of Médecins Sans Frontières
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Laura Heaton, The risks of instrumentalizing the narrative on sexual violence in the DRC: Neglected needs and unintended consequences
