Ingvill C. Mochmann

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Ingvill C. Mochmann
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PRIO Blogs

Thursday, 23 Feb 2023

Don’t Forget the Children Born of War in Ukraine

Over nine months have passed since Russia’s attack on Ukraine. Several of the first Ukrainian women who became pregnant as a result of wartime sexual violence have now given birth to children who were conceived as a result of this violence. More will be born in the coming months. And ...

Policy brief

2018

Children Born of War (CBOW): Between Stigmatization, Integration and Empowerment

GPS Policy Brief

PRIO Paper

2012

The Legacy of War Time Rape: Mapping Key Concepts and Issues

PRIO Paper

PRIO Blogs

Sunday, 6 Mar 2022

Women’s shelter for victims of sexual abuse in Goma, Democratic Republic of the Congo. UN Photo/Marie Frechon.

Children Born of War Should be More Than an Afterthought

A recent UN report published by the Secretary General in late January is one of the first to focus exclusively on women and girls who become pregnant as a result of sexual violence in conflict and on children born of war. The term ‘children born of war’ refers to children born ...

News

Tuesday, 18 Dec 2018

New Blog on Children Born of War

"[T]here are other voices that are seldom heard and who have few spokespersons.

News

Thursday, 17 Jan 2019

New GPS Policy Brief on Children Born of War

"Throughout history, Children Born of War (CBOW) have been born as a consequence of both sexual violence and of more or less consensual relationships in war and conflict.

PRIO Blogs

Monday, 17 Dec 2018

Civil War Graveyard in Sarajevo, Bosnia. Inger Skjelsbæk.

Children Born of War Are Not the Enemy. How Can They Be Integrated into Society?

This year, the Nobel Peace Prize has been awarded jointly to the Congolese doctor Denis Mukwege and the Iraqi human rights activist, and witness and survivor of human-trafficking, Nadia Murad. These two voices are an extremely important contribution to ongoing efforts to combat war-related sexual violence. We are among the ...