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After Recognition- What Happens to Survivors of Wartime Sexual Violence Thirty Years After the Wars?
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After Recognition- What Happens to Survivors of Wartime Sexual Violence Thirty Years After the Wars?
More than three decades have passed since the wars in Bosnia and Herzegovina, Croatia and Kosovo. During this period, important legal and political changes occurred. Survivors of conflict-related sexual violence who were largely ignored in the immediate post-war years gradually achieved legal recognition through sustained advocacy by survivor groups, women’s organizations and human rights institutions. Bosnia and Herzegovina became one of the fi…
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