id	author	title	date	pages	extension	mime	words	sentence	flesch	summary	cache	txt
iiclr-22508	McCreery, Elaine	Human Rights Obligations in Post-Disaster Haiti: Working Towards Increased Justice for Victims of Gender-Based Violence	2018	31	.pdf	application/pdf	13635	714	51	Even during good times, which seem few and far between for the disaster-racked nation, women and girls experience discrimination in the form of a misogynistic society.18 Persistent cultural beliefs and patriarchal values underlie the systemic oppression suffered by Haitian women and girls, and “discrimination against women in Haiti is a widespread and tolerated phenomenon. [Vol. 28:63 provide adequate protection, sometimes refusing to pursue the attacker at all.154 Moreover, victim-shaming is a prevalent practice during investigations.155 Often, police officers harbor the “inherent tendency to be suspicious of the allegations made by women victims of violence and the perception that such matters are private and low priority within the larger context of insecurity.	cache/iiclr-22508.pdf	txt/iiclr-22508.txt