Multilevel correlates of childhood violence in refugee settings: findings from the Ethiopia humanitarian violence against children and youth survey

Yadeta Dessie; Bonnie Wandera; George Odwe; Francis Obare; Dagim Habteyesus; Stella Muthuri; Gloria Seruwagi; Ushuu Namarra; Abir Nur; Peter Kisaakye; Caroline W. Kabiru; Chi-Chi Undie; Yohannes Dibaba Wado

doi:10.1080/16549716.2026.2647656

March 27, 2026Global Health ActionOpen Access

Multilevel correlates of childhood violence in refugee settings: findings from the Ethiopia humanitarian violence against children and youth survey

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The aim is to identify factors associated with childhood violence in refugee contexts to inform prevention strategies.
Conducted a survey in refugee settings in Ethiopia.
Analyzed individual, household, and community-level factors.
Evaluated the prevalence of violence against children and youth.
Documented significant levels of childhood violence in refugee settings.
Identified multiple correlates, including individual, household, and community factors.
Found that prevention strategies should target various levels of influence.

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Surveys reveal correlates of childhood violence in refugee settings, suggesting prevention strategies across multiple levels.

Abstract

Childhood violence is prevalent in refugee settings in Ethiopia and is associated with factors occurring at multiple levels, suggesting for individual-, household-, and community - level prevention and response strategies.

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Dessie et al. (2026) studied this question.

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