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Author: Megan Nobert

Megan Nobert is a Canadian legal professional and academic specialized in international criminal law and human rights. She is also a humanitarian, having worked in in the Gaza Strip, Jordan and South Sudan on issues of humanitarian law, protection and gender-based violence. Megan is currently based in Geneva, Switzerland, as Founder and Director of Report the Abuse, the first global NGO to work specifically on the issue of sexual violence against humanitarian aid workers.
  • Global
  • Violence & Harassment

Sexual Violence Shouldn’t Be a Risk of Being a Humanitarian

Megan Nobert

86 percent of humanitarian aid workers report knowing a colleague who has experienced sexual violence in the course of their work.

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