Findings demonstrate polyvictimization prevalence and mental health outcomes in refugee settings, suggesting urgent preventative actions.
Our findings confirm that childhood polyvictimization is prevalent among refugee populations in Uganda and Ethiopia, with nuanced insights into the risk and protective factors. The challenging circumstances within these refugee settings may exacerbate polyvictimization and its consequences. Therefore, it is essential to prioritize preventive measures alongside response strategies in addressing polyvictimization in these contexts, starting much earlier in the life course.
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