Sentence examples for examination of rape from inspiring English sources
It also details a standard protocol for the medical examination of rape victims, and calls for an overhaul of the police force.
Brave, contentious and blisteringly fast-paced, O'Neill refuses to give her reader any easy moral certainties in this examination of rape culture in a small Irish town - was promiscuous 16-year-old Emma O'Donovan's behaviour just "asking for it"?
The determination of consent often can lead to distressing cross-examinations of rape victims in court.
The committee recommended that police officers be required to register all reported cases of rape, that voyeurism and stalking be punished with prison terms and that the humiliating medical examinations of rape victims be eliminated, among other suggestions.
He is unflinching in his examination of torture, rape and gore, but is also capable of tenderness.
New York State has the chance to support the development of these programs with the forensic payment bill, which would provide payment of $800 to hospitals for the medical-forensic examination of a rape victim.
In four of the cases documented by Human Rights Watch, doctors had used the "finger test" as apart of the examination of girl rape victims, even though forensic experts say that the test has no scientific value,and a top-level government committee has called for it to be abolished.
Mukesh Singh has been interviewed by Leslee Udwin for the documentary India's Daughter, an examination of the Delhi rape, murder and the protests that followed.
It was also claimed that Settle had not followed appropriate procedures for the examination of an allegation of rape.
Police say they were also unable to to find the "cave" into which the woman said she was initially dragged, and that a medical examination found no evidence of rape.
In an examination of unresponsive treatment of rape survivors by both legal and medical personnel, Martin and Powell (1994) argue that the organizational frameworks guiding these systems' activities are oriented towards the needs of the organization rather than the needs of survivors.
