Content_paragraphs:  With regard to government security forces, they were attributed responsibility 
  
  for 332 cases (44 per cent), namely FARDC (224), the Congolese National Police (99) 
  
  and the National Intelligence Agency (9), which is consistent with the trends outlined 
  
  in the previous report. Those incidents were committed in various contexts, and 
  
  increasingly in the house of the child or the perpetrator (45 per cent). Girls were also 
  
  vulnerable to sexual violence as they returned from work in the fields (26 per cent). 
  
  Rapes were also committed in the context of military operations (11 per cent). Six 
  
  children were raped in detention. According to information received by the country 
  
  task force, of the 332 cases attributed to government security forces, 181 suspected 
  
  perpetrators were reportedly arrested. Nevertheless, government security forces 
  
  continue to commit sexual violence with impunity, as illustrated by the use of 18 girls 
  
  as concubines by officers of the 2,105th regiment, in Kasai Province in 2019. Despite 
  
  the release of six girls after advocacy by the country task force, no judicial 
  
  investigations were undertaken and access to the girls for interview was refused.