Sentence examples for the effects of rape from inspiring English sources

In a statement on Friday, the force said: "Our defence of these claims should not be taken as a reflection of any doubt upon the veracity of the claimants' accounts as to their treatment by Worboys; or any lack of understanding about the effects of rape on victims.

At the time of the ruling on liability, the Met said: "Our defence of these claims should not be taken as a reflection of any doubt upon the veracity of the claimants' accounts as to their treatment by Worboys; or any lack of understanding about the effects of rape on victims.

When the verdict came down, convicting two football players of raping an unconscious 16-year-old girl, I realized once again, from reports on TV and comments online, that most people tend to do what I did for decades: numb ourselves to the effects of rape.

She also writes about how to look at rarely seen images in a troubling chapter titled "Has Anyone Ever Seen a Photograph of a Rape?" There, she wrestles with the effects of rape's near-invisibility outside of pornography and asks whether it is possible to fight effectively against sexual violence if it "isn't accessible to the gaze".

"I have seen the effects of rape on people, which is frightening.

Society is quick to decry the effects of rape culture, but quick to deny its existence.

"Too many prosecutors evaluate through the lens of rape culture they take into account the effect of rape myths on potential jurors and whether or not they're going to win," a phenomenon called downstream orientation.

Today the coroner found Ellement killed herself in part due to bullying in the army and the effects of alleged rape.

Ms. Berry's next projects include "October Squall," a Fox Searchlight production in which she will star as a woman dealing with the effects of her rape.

PERPIGNAN, France — Mary F. Calvert has dedicated herself to covering under-reported stories of women and children in crisis around the world, including the effects of systematic rape in the conflict-torn Democratic Republic of Congo.

This traumatic past also allows for Louisa to "overcome" the effects of her rape with Will's help including a scene blatantly ripping off Good Will Hunting where Will repeatedly tells Louisa that it isn't her fault.