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This paper aims to explore the intersection of gender, race, and coloniality in sexual exploitation and abuse during UN peacekeeping missions.

June 19, 2026Social & Legal StudiesOpen Access

Between protection and violation: An analysis of gender, coloniality and race in UN peacekeeping sexual exploitation and abuse

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This paper aims to explore the intersection of gender, race, and coloniality in sexual exploitation and abuse during UN peacekeeping missions.
Case study of the Democratic Republic of Congo
Analysis of peacekeeping dynamics and power structures
Application of critical race theory
Peacekeeper-perpetrated sexual exploitation and abuse reflect entrenched inequalities, not isolated misconduct.
Survivors are often hyper-visible as objects yet invisible as victims, complicating accountability.
Calls for frameworks that enhance survivors' access to justice beyond performative compliance.

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This analysis examines sexual exploitation in peacekeeping missions, highlighting gender and race dynamics in conflict zones, suggesting accountability improvements.

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Yemisi Sloane (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a34de4165a5b0777af2dbdc https://doi.org/10.1177/09646639261460171

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This analysis examines sexual exploitation in peacekeeping missions, highlighting gender and race dynamics in conflict zones, suggesting accountability improvements.

Between protection and violation: An analysis of gender, coloniality and race in UN peacekeeping sexual exploitation and abuse

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Between protection and violation: An analysis of gender, coloniality and race in UN peacekeeping sexual exploitation and abuse

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