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 * 	Areas in which a government has little or no control; 
 * 	A conservative society which restricts contact between unmarried men and women; 
 * 	Settings where it is common practice to extort sexual favours. 
-*  The presence of many young men with access to arms.
+*  	The presence of many young men with access to arms.
 
 This could include: 
 
- 	*	Paramilitaries or police reputed to breach international standards of law; 
-	*	Undisciplined government soldiers; 
-	* 	Rebel groups and violent youth movements; 
-	*	Demobilised, unemployed soldiers; 
-	* 	Armed criminals who may commit sexual assault if they find a victim while commiting a robbery.
+*	Paramilitaries or police reputed to breach international standards of law; 
+*	Undisciplined government soldiers; 
+* 	Rebel groups and violent youth movements; 
+*	Demobilised, unemployed soldiers; 
+* 	Armed criminals who may commit sexual assault if they find a victim while commiting a robbery.
 
 ## General risk areas 
 
 *	Districts in which militia operate; 
-* 	The area surrounding a refugee camp or the periphery of a
-camp; 
+* 	The area surrounding a refugee camp or the periphery of a camp; 
 *	Certain neighbourhoods in a town or city; 
 * 	Prisons (men and women detained in police stations or in prison are often victims of rape); 
-*  Certain types of hotels; 
-*  Border crossings and checkpoints. 
+*  	Certain types of hotels; 
+*  	Border crossings and checkpoints. 
 
 ## General risk periods
 
-* After dark; 
-* During festivals and celebrations; 
-* During aid distributions; 
-* When women go to collect water or firewood or go to the
-toilet; 
-* When armed groups are fleeing in defeat; 
-* When troops enter a town they have just captured. 
+* 	After dark; 
+* 	During festivals and celebrations; 
+* 	During aid distributions; 
+* 	When women go to collect water or firewood or go to the toilet; 
+* 	When armed groups are fleeing in defeat; 
+* 	When troops enter a town they have just captured. 
 
 ## People at risk
 
 Some people may be at higher risk in some contexts. In conflict-ridden environments, there may be a higher risk of gang rape, aggravated assault (i.e. being threatened by weapons) and HIV infection as a result of rape.
 
 *	People of a particular ethnic group; 
-* 	People living in an environment where they have
-few or no social ties; 
+* 	People living in an environment where they have few or no social ties; 
 *	Western women; 
 * 	Widows or female heads of household;
-*  Teenage girls (because they are thought less likely to have HIV);
-*  Marginalized persons, including gender and sexual minorities. 
+* 	Teenage girls (because they are thought less likely to have HIV);
+*  	Marginalized persons, including gender and sexual minorities. 
 
 *Fifty percent (50%) or more of all transgender and gender
 non-conforming people have experienced some form of
-sexual abuse.* Forge Transgender Sexual Violence Project, ["A Self-Help Guide to Healing and Understanding,"](https://forge-forward.org/wp-content/docs/self-help-guide-to-healing-2015-FINAL.pdf) September 2015.
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+sexual abuse.* Forge Transgender Sexual Violence Project, ["A Self-Help Guide to Healing and Understanding,"](https://forge-forward.org/wp-content/docs/self-help-guide-to-healing-2015-FINAL.pdf) September 2015.