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Gender-based violence response and health system readiness during emergencies in Sierra Leone: a qualitative study of survivor experience, facility preparedness, and referral pathways.
Gender-based violence (GBV) intensifies during emergencies, yet health and protection systems in Sierra Leone remain inadequately prepared to respond. Survivors face barriers including stigma, breaches of confidentiality, and weak referral pathways.
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