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| Topics | Categories | Codes |
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| Factors of the social context that influence effective coverage | Scarce awareness on sexual violence (1) | Confusion between SV and GBV (1) |
| Normalization of SV (1) |
| Resistance to talk about sexuality (1) |
| Nonidentification with stereotypes of victims (1) |
| Concealment-silence practices (1) |
| No educational training SV-GBV (1) |
| Biological sex education (1) |
| Lack of social acceptance of resources (2) | Rejection of feminism and fight against GBV (2) |
| Lack of trust (2) |
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| Factors that influence affected people (victims, aggressors, and close environment) | Different social situation (3) | Socioeconomic situation (3) |
| Age (3) |
| Migratory status (3) |
| Disability (3) |
| Social stigma (4) | Feelings of fear, shame, and guilt (4) |
| Judgement from surroundings towards the victim (4) |
| Prejudice of the victim towards professionals (4) |
| Overprotection from family (4) |
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| Factors related to services and their professionals | Training of professionals (5) | Training in gender perspective-sexual violence (5) |
| Youth training (5) |
| Improvable institutional care (6) | Scarce psychological therapy (6) |
| Legal processes: hard, ineffective, and not adapted (6) |
| Legal institutions not specialized in SV (6) |
| Excessive specialization in psychological recovery accompaniment programmes (6) |
| Excessive bureaucracy-repeating interviews |
| Delay in psychosocial care (6) |
| Medicalization (6) |
| Service infrastructure (7) | Care focused on GBV and middle-aged women (7) |
| Engagement not focused on SV and young people (7) |
| Information (resources and bureaucratic procedures): little and not adapted to young people (7) |
| Lack of resources: human/economic (7) |
| Lack of protocols (7) |
| Little awareness of nearby resources (7) |
| Inequality in territorial distribution (7) |
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