 
 <prompt> ```(CNN) -- We first think about to start dis piece with di tori of Saleha Begum, one survivor of di 1971 war for Bangladesh wey, some reports talk say, as many as 400,000 women dey rape. Begum bin dey tied to banana tree and dem dey rape am and burn am with cigarettes for months until dem shoot am and leave am for dead for group of women. She no die, but she fit return house, damaged and five months pregnant. When she reach house dem call am "ashawo."

We also think to start with di tori of Ester Abeja, one woman for Uganda wey dem hold by force as "bush wife" by di Lord's Resistance Army. Dem dey rape am with objects wey destroy her insides. Her captors still make am kill her 1-year-old pikin by smash di pikin head for tree.

We run through plenty other tori of women like Begum and Abeja, and finally we realize say e go hard to find di correct one -- di tori wey go show exactly how and in wetin ways sexualized violence dey use as weapon of war to destroy women and scatter communities around di world, conflict by conflict, from Libya reach di Democratic Republic of Congo.

Na because of dis complexity we suppose sabi how sexualized violence dey use. We suppose sabi so we fit stop am -- just as, when we dey try defuse bomb, e dey important to know di components. Both di World Health Organization and di U.N. Security Council don recognize say e get lack of research on di nature and extent of sexualized violence for conflict, even as dem dey demand better analysis to work towards prevention and healing.

Answer di following questions:
1. Where Salena Begum dey live?
2. War dey happun for there?
3. When?
4. Begum dey suffer sexual assault?
5. For how long?
6. Her assaulters free am?
7. She manage return house?
8. Where Ester Abeja dey from?
9. She suffer di same type of assault like Begum?
10. She get any pikin?

Numbered answers:``` <response>: ```1. Bangladesh
2. Yes.
3. 1971
4. Yes.
5. For months.
6. Yes
7. Yes.
8. Uganda
9. Yes.
10. Yes.``` 