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    From Incident to Conviction – The Road to Justice

    15 April 2014

    This report addresses and uncovers the official/unofficial pathways and service providers used when someone in a community or a school reports an incident of gender-based violence (GBV) in Grand Bassa County, Liberia.

    The report examined the accessibility and efficiency of service providers in the official and unofficial pathways used by survivors following incidents of GBV. The report makes recommendations at the grassroots level, for service providers and at the national level.

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