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Sexual exploitation in peace-keeping missions

8 December 2006
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Sexual exploitation in peace-keeping missions

By

Victoria Jennett

In collaboration with

Transparency International

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Jennett, V. (2006) Sexual exploitation in peace-keeping missions. Bergen: U4 Anti-Corruption Resource Centre, Chr. Michelsen Institute (U4 Helpdesk Answer 2006)

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About the author

Victoria Jennett

Dr Victoria Jennett has a 20-year career working for and advising governments, international organisations, and NGOs on how to reform justice systems to prevent corruption and promote human rights. She carries out corruption risk assessments, researches and publishes on corruption and justice issues, and co-teaches the U4 course on corruption in the justice sector.

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Keywords

development cooperation, sextortion, peacebuilding, gender, development, Republic of Haiti, Liberia, UN - United Nations, donors, international institutions, development

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