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Perceptions about human rights sexual and reproductive health services by internally displaced persons in northern Uganda
BackgroundAbout 1.6 million internally displaced persons (IDPs) from northern Uganda have been living in encampments since the late 1980s. In conflict settings such as northern Uganda women are disproportionately affected compared to men. This study explores women and men IDPs' perceptions of their access to information about rights, access to health services and gender-based violence.
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