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children in Swaziland: a cluster survey study Sexual violence
and its health consequences for female children in Swaziland: a
cluster survey study This study documents that sexual violence
against female children is a substantial problem in Swaziland
and that such violence has serious health consequences. In a
self reporting survey of 1900 households, one in three females
reported that they had experienced some form of sexual violence
as a child. But this study is more than a prevalence study. It
also describes and documents many of the circumstances and
conditions under which sexual violence tends to occur. These
patterns provide important information about how to target and
organize prevention strategies and policies. * you will need to
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