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Why we exist The issue Sexual violence is used systematically in conflicts all over the world, affecting men, women, children, and LGBTQI+ communities. Yet rarely do the survivors of these heinous acts ever access their right to reparation. What is reparation The Global Survivors Fund recognises the right of survivors of conflict-related sexual violence to […]

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Work with us The Global Survivors Fund (GSF) is a growing global non-profit staffed by people with differing areas of expertise who are all passionate about co-creating with survivors of conflict-related sexual violence to enhance their access and right to reparation.We pride ourselves on having a diverse workforce and inclusive culture, and we encourage applicants […]

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Survivors meet with Deputy Prime Minister and Government Commissioner during a roundtable organised with GSF support, in Ukraine. Eight survivors, who received compensation through GSF pilot project, discuss their experiences, focusing on issues faced in the criminal procedure and accessing medical and psychological care. Ukraine, June 2024. Vasily Churikov/GSF Our process The Global Survivors Fund […]

From September to November 2025, GSF staff members met with survivors, and civil society organisations to explore how education can be adapted and tailored to the specific needs of children affected by conflict-related sexual violence in South Sudan, particularly those born of sexual violence. Below is an explainer drawn from experiences shared by South Sudan Coordinator Sidonia Achan and Officer Claire Rich. Gathered together in a safe space, mothers begin to tell heart-wrenching stories of abandonment and […]

In his opening address to this weeks’ Conference of States Parties to the UN Convention against Corruption (UNCAC) in Doha, the UN Secretary-General said three simple words that resonate deeply with the work of the Global Survivors Fund: “corruption fuels conflict.”  For those of us working to ensure that survivors of conflict-related sexual violence can […]

The European Union has just agreed to raise €90 billion in joint debt to support Ukraine over the next two years. Yet as Europe settles on the mechanics of this financing, a more fundamental question remains unresolved: where, in this architecture, are the victims of Russia’s crimes?  For months, European leaders framed frozen Russian sovereign assets not […]

On December 1, men and women from two national networks of survivors of conflict-related sexual violence marched publicly for the first time to mark Republic Day in the Central African Republic (CAR). GSF’s Project Coordinator for CAR, Corine Wouabeng explains why this march was so important for them – and how interim reparative measures have helped survivors […]