Kosovo/Kosova As Seen, As Told
Notes
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Rape falls within the broader category of "sexual violence", which is defined as any violence, physical or
psychological, carried out through sexual means or by targeting sexuality. Sexual violence covers both physical
and psychological attacks directed at a person's sexual characteristics, such as forcing a person to strip naked in
public, mutilating a person's genitals, or slicing off a woman's breasts. "Contemporary Forms of Slavery:
Systematic rape, sexual slavery and slavery-like practices during armed conflict. Final report submitted by Gay J.
McDougall, Special Rapporteur of the UN Sub-Commission on Prevention of Discrimination and Protection of
Minorities. E/CN.\4/Sub.2/1998/13.
2
M/1736.
3
M/1017.
4
M/1173.
5
M/1023.
6
A/0534.
7
M/1782.
8
M/0312; M/0315; M/0343; M/0750; M/0962; M/1053; M/1158; M/1266; M/1333; M/1447.
9
M/1701.
10
M/0745.
11
M/1411.
12
M/1190.
13
M/1378.
14
A/1099.
15
A/0928.
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