Sentence examples for for fear of rape from inspiring English sources

Strolling through the dirty red lanes of Mukuru, a sprawling informal settlement in Nairobi's industrialised south east, Dorice Bosibori Moseti, 31, stops and points to a small cluster of toilets, which she says she won't use after dark for fear of rape or violence.

Results showed that there was a casual effect of fear of rape on benevolent sexism shown by women.

Millions of Sudanese still cannot return home for fear of being raped or killed.

Some of them were re-traumatized every day, unable to sleep at night for fear of being raped, or because their malnourished bodies were ripped with hunger pain.

Millions of women in war-torn countries like Sudan, the Democratic Republic of Congo and Uganda don't move freely from place to place for fear of being raped -- a fear created and exacerbated by soldiers who purposefully and disgracefully turn women's bodies into casualties of war.

Immediate complications were recorded while delayed outcome of abuse was obtained after a period of follow up in certain situations as cases of rape for fear of pregnancy and cases of major trauma for fear of development of infirmity and the period of follow up differed according to the case.

The woman, who requested anonymity for fear of community stigmatization, was raped by a family member years ago, she said, yet until recently never told anyone.

The Delta Sigma Phi brothers said they hesitated to defend themselves, for fear of disparaging an anti-rape group whose overall message they support.

Accordingly, one of them stated that the difficulty in proving the issue of rape stems from the fact that many women in Ghana do not report or talk of rape cases for fear of stigma from the society and family members alike.

In 2018, Harvey Weinstein is arrested while women in detention are being sexually assaulted by guards, and immigrant neighborhoods become increasingly reluctant to report rape for fear of triggering ICE raids.

I would like for young women to be able to walk around in public without fear of rape or harassment.