Publication

This report looks at how displacement caused by violent conflict has affected the gender roles of South Sudanese refugees in Adjumani in northern Uganda. It documents 1) how the roles of refugee and host community men and women have changed; and 2) the impact this has had on their decision-making power at home and in the community, as well as on local conflict dynamics. The text’s authors analyses this in the context of access to land and other issues, and consider related conflicts and conflict resolution processes both within and between refugee and host communities.