Sentence examples for coverage of rape from inspiring English sources

9. Rolling Stone's coverage of rape at UVA: Fact-check! Rape victims don't deserve lazy reporting.

The fact that there was limited coverage of rape despite its high incidence and the fact that the PHC package in South Africa includes comprehensive care for rape and sexual assault survivors point to an important role for advocates, stakeholders and policymakers.

In the sequence where Bart imagines himself testifying in court, his face is obscured with a blue dot; this is a references to the television coverage of the rape trial of William Kennedy Smith, in which the woman who accused Smith of raping her was obscured with a blue dot over her face.

The coverage of a rape case at times leads to the discovery that the male accused is a multiple offender, because other women are given the confidence to come forward.

If the last few months of coverage of the rape epidemic on college campuses – including new stories from brave young women today in the Guardian – has shown anything, it's that survivors of sexual violence are treated abysmally by administrators, peers and campus police.

When he decides to inject blatant opinion ("The victim" was "wearing enough red lipstick for a fire truck") into what is supposed to be straightforward coverage of a rape trial, he gets away with it because no one seems to see his work until it appears in print.

The National Association of Black Journalists is responding to Bill Cosby's comments regarding coverage of the rape allegations against him.

Extensive national coverage of this rape starkly compares with another, which took place at Vanderbilt University, also caught on tape.

He stressed that it was difficult to know how many people had opted not to see the picture because of coverage of the rape accusation.

Following the recent media coverage of gang-rapes and sexual assault against women in major Indian cities, which too are symptoms of producing sex as mystical, by cloaking it in secrecy and shame, the growing backlash against the homophobic and transphobic Section 377 will once again lead to its eventual and permanent demise.

That level of media coverage of a rape-related issue is very unusual.