Humanitarian
Drought and Displacement in Somalia Increase Risks of Rape for Women and Girls
The ongoing drought and widespread displacement in Somalia have significantly heightened the risks of sexual violence, particularly rape, against women and girls. Displaced populations often face increased vulnerability due to lack of security and resources in temporary settlements. Humanitarian organizations are working to address these alarming protection concerns.
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