YOUTH SUMMIT GROUP

RECOMMENDATIONS

1.

IMPROVING
THE USE OF
EVIDENCE&DATA
data & evidence collection

IN ORDER TO
Acknowledge the survivor
Provide appropiate services
Raise public awareness

WORLD HEALTH ORGANISATIONS

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BOYS, GIRLS,
MEN & WOMEN

Greater use should be made of

NEW METHODS
OF DATA COLLECTION &
INFORMATION SHARING TO:
Inform analysis of sexual violence
Inform new ways of collecting
data & evidence

2.

SEXUAL VIOLENCE
AGAINST MEN & BOYS

HUMANITARIAN PROGRAMS

PROVIDE GUIDANCE
to access medical /

FACILITATE

INCLUDE

collection to establish a
baseline of data

Governments must invest in

COMPREHENSIVE GENDER-ROLE

TRANSFORMATION

INDIVIDUALS

FAMILIES

COMMUNITIES

COUNTRIES

male victims of sexual violence.

address and include male victims

of sexual violence.

INTERNATIONAL
CRIMINAL COURT
should be used as a model for

YOUTH SUMMIT GROUP

RECOMMENDATIONS

3.

THE PARTICULAR
VULNERABILITIES OF
CHILDREN TO SEXUAL
VIOLENCE IN CONFLICT
APPROPRIATE CHILD SPECIFIC
AND ACCESSIBLE SERVICES.

IMPLEMENTATION
OF THE CONVENTION ON
THE RIGHTS OF THE CHILD

DESIGNING,
IMPLEMENTING &

MONITORING
effective interventions to end sexual violence

orphans, children born of rape, former child

and those in exploitative industries.

their economic resilience.

4.

SURVIVOR CENTRIC
RESPONSES IN
EMERGENCIES

EDUCATION

MILITARY
NATIONAL JURISDICTIONS
INTERNATIONAL STANDARDS

SIGN & RATIFY

TRAINING AND SUPPORT

HOLISTIC
AND INTEGRATED SERVICES

Full reparation
Compensation
Restitution
Rehabilitation
Satisfaction
Guarantees of
Non-repetition

Sexual reproductive
health rights
Psycho social support
Livelihoods support
Shelter
Address negative
coping mechanisms

1951 REFUGEE CONVENTION and that

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