Louise Robin recently returned from an 11-month assignment in Chad as a manager for gender-based violence response and survivor support. Here, she reflects on her experience in a position led by Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) and with a strong reporting link to GSF, a
I recently came back from the Central African Republic, where I attended the closing ceremony of our project there. Over the past two years we worked alongside survivors of conflict-related sexual violence in the
Susan Risal is the CEO of Nagarik Aawaz, one of our partners in Nepal. In this article originally published by Online Khabar, she describes travelling to the districts of Rukum East and
There are significant challenges when creating a system to award reparation to victims of armed conflict, and particularly to those who suffered conflict-related sexual violence.
Reparation programmes which aim to redress gross human rights violations can shift societal norms and prevent gender-based violence. This is a strong statement, so let
At the end of April GSF, together with the Ukrainian NGO JURFEM, hosted a much anticipated and hopeful Study Visit in Geneva. A high-level delegation of
Earlier this year, we had the chance to travel to Guatemala where we participated in a retreat for women survivors of conflict-related sexual violence (CRSV)
Having visited our project team in Bangui in October, I have yet to find words to describe the trip, and the extraordinary people I met in the
It has been six years since I last visited Borno State in northern Nigeria, when I was still a doctoral candidate researching the management of
Working paper examines new pathways for financing Reparations for Survivors of Conflict-Related Sexual Violence Over the past few decades, the world has made some progress in addressing
