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: VOL 45 No. 35 August 28 - September 03, 2010
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Losing the Victims: Problems of Using Women as Weapons in Re...
(22nd September 2007)
Sarmila Bose
 
Every war is accompanied by sexual violence against women. That rape occurred in East Pakistan in 1971 has never been in any doubt. The question is what was the true extent of rape, who were the victims and who the perpetrators and was there any systematic policy of rape by any party, as opposed to opportunistic sexual crimes in times of war. This paper brings into focus the real victims of sexual violence by pointing out the paucity of reliable material, critically analysing widely cited testimonies of rape and suggesting the next steps to address the issue meaningfully.
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