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New Study Reveals Significant Gap in Reporting Sexual Violence within Ethiopia's Humanitarian Sector
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AI SUMMARY
A new study reveals that local workers in Ethiopia's humanitarian sector rarely report sexual violence, exploitation, and harassment.
- A new study reviewed by Wazema highlights a significant gap in reporting sexual violence within Ethiopia's humanitarian sector.
- The research involved participation from UN agencies and various aid organizations.
- Local workers in the humanitarian and development sectors rarely report instances of sexual exploitation, abuse, and harassment.
- Underreporting is driven by fear of social stigma among victims.
- Victims harbor concerns regarding their own safety and that of their families.
- There is a prevailing lack of belief that administrative or legal action will be taken against perpetrators.
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