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Multilevel correlates of childhood violence in refugee settings: findings from the Ethiopia humanitarian violence against children and youth survey

Yadeta Dessie
Stella Muthuri
George Odwe
Peter Kisaakye
Bonnie Wandera
Francis Obare
Ushuu Namarra
Chi-Chi Undie
Gloria Seruwagi
Dagim Habteyesus
Caroline W. Kabiru
Abir Nur
Yohannes Dibaba Wado

2026Open accessHaramaya University

Abstract

Childhood violence is prevalent in refugee settings in Ethiopia and is associated with factors occurring at multiple levels, suggesting for individual-, household-, and community - level prevention and response strategies.

Research topics

Migration, Health and Trauma
Intimate Partner and Family Violence
Child Abuse and Trauma

Sustainable Development Goals

Gender Equality

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DOI: 10.1080/16549716.2026.2647656

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