In this article the author delves into the problem of sexual violence targeting women in areas affected by conflict, with a particular focus on the recent communal violence in Manipur. It underscores the widespread occurrence of various forms of violence against women, including abuse and rape, during times of armed conflict. The article advocates for the creation of a legal framework to acknowledge, confront, and deliver justice to female victims of sexual violence in conflict scenarios, as existing laws and international initiatives have fallen short in safeguarding these victims. Additionally, it explores the global perspective and suggests modifications to legislation and enhanced mechanisms to tackle this problem within India. Continue reading Women of Manipur- The Collateral Damage.