Table 3 Prevalence of lifetime violence exposure and human rights violations reported by the sampled households, n = 1115.
Household experience (lifetime exposure) | No. of households (%) |
|---|---|
House search by legal authority or law enforcement agency | 826 (74.1) |
House occupied by legal authority or law enforcement agency | 494 (44.3) |
House burned deliberately by police, army or paramilitary or NATO | 630 (56.5) |
Forced evacuation or displacement | 958 (85.9) |
Gunshot, shelling or bombing in the neighbourhood | 913 (81.9) |
Illegal demolition of household property or food supply essential for survival | 628 (56.3) |
Family member is missing or becomes disabled due to the war | 105 (9.4) |
Individual experience (lifetime exposure) | No. of households (%) |
Saw relatives being arrested, assaulted, tortured, humiliated, injured, or killed | 336 (30.1) |
Saw friend or neighbour being arrested, assaulted, tortured, humiliated, injured, or killed | 358 (32.1) |
Arrest and detention without warrant or order | 194 (17.4) |
Forced separation from family members | 631 (56.6) |
Kidnapping, trafficking, disappearance | 92 (8.3) |
Involvement in a combat and cross-fire incidents | 115 (10.3) |
Extrajudicial execution by law enforcement agency | 67 (6.0) |
Forced labour by law enforcement agency | 25 (2.2) |
Experience of sexual harassment, molestation, rape or inserting blunt object into genital organ/rectum by member of law enforcement agency | 4 (0.4) |
Torture and other cruel, inhuman or degrading treatment and punishment | 347 (31.1) |
Collective exposure to different categories of violence and human rights violations | No. of households (%) |
0 | 48 (4.3) |
1 | 45 (4.0) |
2-3 | 139 (12.5) |
4-5 | 274 (24.6) |
6-7 | 266 (23.9) |
8-9 | 186 (16.9) |
≥10 | 157 (14.1) |