Relief Workers at a Refugee Camp in Eastern Chad, Which

Relief workers at a refugee camp in eastern Chad, which houses people fleeing the conflict in nearby Darfur, tell a commander of UN peacekeeping forces that they have been treating increasing numbers of rape victims. The UN commander . . . ​

A) should not believe the relief workers, since over 90% of all rape reports are false.
B) can do nothing to help the refugees, because sexual assault is an accepted component of warfare.
C) should begin an investigation, because rape during war can be prosecuted as a war crime.
D) should not be overly concerned, because wartime rape, as opposed to other forms of sexual assault, rarely causes serious psychological effects for its victims.