Sexual Violence and The Culture of Impunity in Nagaland

Dolly Kikon

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Abstract: The paper says that perpetrators of sexual violence escape justice, while their victims are trapped between exhortations by women's advocacy groups not to ‘suffer quietly' and the social stigma attached to sexual violence.

Keywords: Indo-Naga; armed conflict; insurgency; self-determination; colonial; cease-fire; fieldwork; sexual violence; girls; Dimapur. (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2018-02
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