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Home / Publicações / Senperforto: determinants for effective prevention and response actions of SGBV perpetration and victimization in the European asylum reception system.

Senperforto: determinants for effective prevention and response actions of SGBV perpetration and victimization in the European asylum reception system.

  • Autores: Anastasio A, Camilleri K, Degomme O, Deville W, Dias S, Field CA, Keygnaert I, Kovats A, Temmerman M, Vettenburg N
  • Journal: Tropical Medicine & International Health
  • Link: https://apps.webofknowledge.com/full_record.do?product=UA&search_mode=GeneralSearch&qid=37&SID=2CbhBUDoSw8ZkFBEQLW&page=1&doc=1

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