This is double victimization".
A recent report by International Alert highlighted the double victimization faced by girls abducted by Boko Haram, as well as their children, who are often the product of rape and are seen as carrying the "bad blood" of their fathers.
They have not necessarily benefited from protections entitled to them by virtue of being female and children, but rather, have often been faced with double victimization of discrimination due to both their age and sex.
Reading from a petition that was being circulated at the rally, Marian Fontana, the wife of a firefighter who died in the attack on the World Trade Center, said, "The regulations as written are a betrayal and double-victimization of our families".
"So there are victims who have suffered a double effect of victimization".
I suspect strongly that the number of men, who face similar and in some cases exacerbated problems finding assistance, is higher than reported because of the double stigma of feminized victimization, a whole other issue.
Being the victim of child sexual abuse actually doubles the likelihood of adult sexual victimization because of increased levels of PTSD and traumatized psychological boundaries (Parillo et. al., 2003), (Sarkar, N.; Sarkar, R., 2005).
Being the victim of child sexual abuse actually doubles the likelihood of adult sexual victimization because of increased levels of PTSD (Parillo et. al., 2003), (Sarkar, N.; Sarkar, R., 2005).
For decades, Muslims have been accumulating negative feelings of victimization and accusing the U.S. of using double standards especially as a result of the lingering Palestinian suffering.
According to the Department of Justice, the rate of violent victimization among Native American women was more than double the rate of all women between 1992 and 2002 (the most recent figures available).
And rates of sexual victimization of youth in juvenile facilities are more than double those of adults in custody.
