When the storm passes: linking natural disasters to sexual violence and trafficking against women in Haiti. An analysis of the legal frameworks and policies that aim to protect/promote women’s and girls’ rights in Haiti, and how Haiti, being a disaster-prone country, mitigates their vulnerability to sexual violence/GBV and trafficking

Murphy, Scarlet Iona Mirabel

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10.25330/3305
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2026
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Global Campus of Human Rights
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@article{allodium:10.25330/3305,
  title = {When the storm passes: linking natural disasters to sexual violence and trafficking against women in Haiti. An analysis of the legal frameworks and policies that aim to protect/promote women’s and girls’ rights in Haiti, and how Haiti, being a disaster-prone country, mitigates their vulnerability to sexual violence/GBV and trafficking},
  author = {Murphy, Scarlet Iona Mirabel},
  year = {2026},
  doi = {10.25330/3305},
  url = {https://doi.org/10.25330/3305}
}

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Mirabel, M. S. I. (2026). When the storm passes: linking natural disasters to sexual violence and trafficking against women in Haiti. An analysis of the legal frameworks and policies that aim to protect/promote women’s and girls’ rights in Haiti, and how Haiti, being a disaster-prone country, mitigates their vulnerability to sexual violence/GBV and trafficking. https://doi.org/10.25330/3305

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