Understanding the need for SGBV prevention/support and SRHE services‚ for refugees with Communication Disabilities in Rwanda- a collaborative consultation
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Research brief
Location
Rwanda
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Programme
Humanitarian Innovation
Organisations
Manchester Metropolitan University
In 2016, at the instigation of UNHCR, Julie Marshall, Manchester Metropolitan University UK, Helen Barrett, Communicability Global Rwanda, and Sidra Anwar, UNHCR Rwanda, carried out a small scoping study and literature review to begin to understand and describe the challenges to supporting refugee-survivors of sexual and gender-based violence (SGBV) who have a communication disability (CD), in Rwanda.
This consultation aimed to document current SRHE provision, identify good practice and challenges, understand refugees’ perspectives and make recommendations for possible ways forward. The Briefing Note provides a brief overview of the findings of two projects carried out, in 2016 and 2018 respectively.
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