PSEAH Shifting Power Reports Sexual Exploitation and Abuse in Peacekeeping Operations Improving Victims’ Access to Reparation, Support and Assistance – The Redress Trust A REDRESS report on sexual exploitation in peacekeeping. Focuses on improving victims’ access to reparation, support, and assistance. / Resource Centre / Shifting Power / PSEAH / Sexual Exploitation and Abuse in Peacekeeping Operations Improving Victims’ Access to Reparation, Support and Assistance – The Redress Trust This report by REDRESS, in collaboration with the International Human Rights Law Clinic, examines sexual exploitation and abuse in peacekeeping operations, focusing on improving victims’ access to reparation, support, and assistance. It critiques current policies and practices of the UN and troop-contributing countries, highlighting shortcomings in accountability, investigation, and support systems. The report underscores the importance of victim-centered approaches, the necessity of recognizing institutional responsibility, and the need for more effective and transparent mechanisms for redress.