Need for a gender-sensitive human security framework: results of a quantitative study of human security and sexual violence in Djohong District, Cameroon

Table 2 Human security outcomes: sense of attachment to home

Characteristic	Refugee (n = 190)	Refugee % (95% CI)	Cameroonian (n = 396)	Cameroonian % (95% CI)
Years in village	190	3.9 (3.2 – 4.5)	396	17.9 (15.7 – 20.1)
Does your extended family live in this village?	85	44.7 (36.8 – 52.7)	237	59.8 (52.8 – 66.9)
Do you own land?	129*	68.3 (56.4 – 80.1)	345^	87.6 (81.8 – 93.3)
I feel safe in this village	188±	98.4 (96.8 – 100)	379	95.7 (93.4 – 98.0)

Data presented as mean % and weighted % (95% CI) of those who stated ‘yes’, with exception of first row reporting years, as noted.
*of 189 refugees.
^of 394 Cameroonians.
±of 191 refugees.

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