Wartime Sexual Violence: Recent Research Findings and Implications
Recent research on conflict-related sexual violence has made significant advances, yet it continues to occur globally, often on a massive scale.
A report by Cohen and Wood (2025) reviews recent findings, noting advances, emergent themes, gaps, and opportunities.
Despite significant advances in policies to address conflict-related sexual violence, it continues to occur in conflicts around the world, sometimes on a massive scale.
- Recognition that sexual violence is not inevitable during war, as it varies across armed actors, is a key advance.
Author's summary: Research on wartime sexual violence reveals advances and gaps.
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