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Consultancy for the Capitalisation of GIAI Learning on Victim and Survivor-Centred Practice
Freelanceil y a 14 jours
Job Description
Gabon
Freelance
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Consultancy: Safety and security assessments and develop tailored protection capacity strengthening for Sudanese conflict-related sexual violence survivor networks
Localisation : Chad, South Sudan, Sudan, and Uganda
Durée de la mission : September 2026 to May 2027 (9 months)
Lieu de travail : Remote, with expected visits in Chad, South Sudan and Uganda
Introduction
The Dr. Denis Mukwege Foundation is an international, survivor-centred, rights-based organisation working to change the response to conflict-related sexual violence. We support survivors’ demands for a world where sexual violence as a weapon of war is no longer tolerated, and bears consequences for individual perpetrators and states. We work for a future where survivors receive the holistic care and compensation, they need to rebuild their lives. We create opportunities for survivors to speak out and be heard, and where they can organise to create change, influence policies, and demand justice and accountability. We are working towards a future where sexual violence in conflict is no longer seen as inevitable but is recognised for what it is: a crime that should have serious consequences for both the perpetrators as well as states that tolerate or condone it. We want the international community to draw a red line against wartime sexual violence and strengthen accountability for states and perpetrators.
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