On the recordMay 12, 2009
Violence against women as a tool of armed groups is in no way limited to the Democratic Republic of Congo and Sudan or just to Africa.
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congress.govViolence against women as a tool of armed groups is in no way limited to the Democratic Republic of Congo and Sudan or just to Africa.
Verveer highlights the global nature of violence against women in armed conflicts.
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