In the Colombian city of Apartadó, more than 70 survivors of conflict-related sexual violence joined a sit-in in December organised by the Mujeres del Plantón, a women’s network that brings together survivors
Our first interim reparative measures project took place in Guinea from 2019 to 2023, where we worked with 158 survivors of conflict-related sexual violence committed at the Conakry’s 28 September Stadium in 2009.
In December, a series of joyful ceremonies marked the arrival of water boreholes in six different sites across northeastern Nigeria. Communities celebrated this milestone together – one that would have been
Claudia Vergara Silva / Yanet Peña’s life completely changed in 1994, when she was subjected to sexual violence in her hometown of La Granja in Colombia’s Santander region. From then on,
Visiting Ukraine just weeks after the full-scale invasion in March 2022, GSF returned with a key question. Sexual violence dated back to the 2014 invasion of Crimea and was now being committed on
On December 1, men and women from two national networks of survivors of conflict-related sexual violence marched publicly for the first time to mark Republic
It was a seemingly simple act, putting pen to paper in an office in Timor-Leste’s capital Dili. But for dozens of Timorese survivors, it marked a new
We meet in the New Jerusalem internally displaced persons (IDP) camp in Maiduguri. Around us, temporary shelters made of flimsy wood structures and tarpaulins have become
With the launch of our 2024 Annual Report, GSF reflects on a year of growth and accomplishments, from advancing pioneering legislation for survivors of conflict-related
Following the launch of our impact report from the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC), Karine Bonneau, GSF’s Head of Projects for Interim Reparative Measures,
