Table 7.

Descriptive statistics of female participants who reported having ever been sexually assaulted

	Frequency	Percent
Number of women reporting sexually assault, ever (N=701)	51	7.27
Report being rejected by any family member (N=51)	16	31.37
Report being rejected by husband (N=33)	13	39.39
Report being rejected by parents (N=36)	4	11.11
Report being rejected by in-laws (N=29)	6	20.69
Report being rejected by children (N=47)	1	2.13
Number of times assaulted sexually
One time	34	66.67
Two times	5	9.80
Three times	8	15.69
Four or more times	4	7.84
Most recent sexual assault was witnessed (N=51)	27	52.94
Witnessed by husband	4	7.84
Witnessed by parents	2	3.92
Witnessed by children	9	17.65
Witnessed by other family members	9	17.65
Witnessed by friends	7	13.73
Ever abducted by perpetrators of sexual assault (N=51)	43	84.31
Number of different perpetrators in most recent sexual assault
One person	20	39.22
Two people	7	13.73
Three people	11	21.57
Four people	5	9.80
Five people	5	9.80
Six or more people	3	5.88
Place of most recent sexual assault
Forest	23	45.10
Home	22	43.14
Other (in field, on route, market, etc.)	6	11.76
Family possessions were taken during most recent sexual assault (N=51)	38	74.51
Animals were taken	27	52.94
Money was taken	15	29.41
Business materials	13	25.49
House	1	1.96
Agricultural products	13	25.49
Other	17	33.33
Had a child from sexual assault (N=51)	12	23.53
Sought medical care after most recent sexual assault (N=51)	33	64.71
3 days or less	11	33.33
4 – 7 days after assault	5	15.15
More than one week, but less than 6 months after assault	12	36.36
Between 6 months to 1 year after assault	3	9.09
One year or more after the assault	2	6.06