The enduring consequences of conflict-related sexual violence: a qualitative study of women survivors in northern Uganda

Table 1 Characteristics of women survivors of conflict-related sexual violence (CRSV), northern Uganda (Oct 2016–Mar 2017)

Name*	Age	Age at abduction	Length of abduction	Married or in a partnership	Current occupation	Education	Bore child (ren)
Adong	60	34	NA	No	Farmer	Primary	Yes
Ajok	31	13	8 years	Yes	Unemployed	Secondary	Yes
Apiyo	35	8	9 years	Yes	Farmer	No education	Yes
Aol	32	14	6 years	Yes	Unemployed	Primary	Yes
Lamunu	49	30	N/A	No	Unemployed	Secondary	Yes (stillborn)
Piloya	30	12	5 years	No	Unemployed	Primary	Yes
Lajara	31	14	NA	Yes	Tailor	Primary	Yes
Adokorach	27	8	1.5 years	No	Farmer	Secondary	Yes
Lawino	30	9	NA	Yes	Unemployed	Primary	Yes
Alal	39	25	NA	Yes	Farmer	No education	Yes
Akello	34	12	6 years	Yes	Tailor	Primary	Yes
Lamaro	43	23	7 months	Yes	Self employed	No education	No
Aparo	33	13	8 years	Yes	Self employed	Primary	Yes
Amony	26	15	4 months	Yes	Farmer	Primary	No
Arac	31	11	8 years	No	Self employed	Primary	Yes
Akwero	23	10	2.5 years	Yes	Farming	Primary	Yes
Alanyo	34	14	6 years	No	Tailoring	Primary	Yes
Awor	45	19	1.8 years	No	Unemployed	Primary	No
Ayot	49	36	4 years	No	Unemployed	Primary	Yes
Amito	38	15	2 weeks	Yes	Farmer	Primary	Yes
Akiyo	33	16	2 years	Yes	Farmer	Primary	Yes
Ayaa	33	12	9 years	Yes	Unemployed	Primary	Yes
Acen	28	14	2 months	Yes	Farmer	No education	Yes
Aber	26	12	10 months	Yes	Unemployed	Primary	No
Acola	33	13	10 years	Yes	Tailor	Primary	Yes
Alum	33	13	NA	Yes	Farmer	Primary	Yes
Labol	33	14	6 years	Yes	Unemployed	Primary	Yes
Laruni	33	13	8 years	Yes	Tailor	Primary	Yes
Lamwaka	NA	NA	NA	No	Unemployed	No education	Yes
Lagum	37	14	7 years	Yes	Unemployed	Primary	Yes

*All names are pseudonyms to maintain confidentiality. Not Available (NA) was used when participants didn’t remember details or asked to skip the question

ISSN: 1752-1505