Rights Watch, 2006; Women’s Commission for Refugee Women and Children, 2004). Girls have comprised 15 per cent (Annan, Blattman and Horton, 2006) to 30 per cent of those abducted (McKay and Mazurana, 2004). Data exist about FAC’s exposure to violence while in captivity (Annan, Blattman and Horton, 2006; Derluyn et al., 2004; McKay and Mazurana, 2004). Data also exist about those FAC who access the psychosocial rehabilitation centres designed to support reintegration (Allen and Schomerus, 2006). However, little information is known about their experiences after they return to live with their families in the IDP camps. This study will provide preliminary understanding of these reintegration experiences and provide a basis for future research.
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The bioecological model, which identifies relational patterns within the social environment that influence human development (Bronfenbrenner and Evans, 2000), will be used to categorize the qualitative data and understand the social system interactions affecting
The bioecological model, which identifies relational patterns within the social environment that influence human development (Bronfenbrenner and Evans, 2000), will be used to categorize the qualitative data and understand the social system interactions affecting