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Theme / Topic: Research and Country Studies on Sexual Violence in Justice Systems
Geography: Europe
Access Type: Open access
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Perception of a Perpetrator as a
Successful Person Predicts
Decreased Moral Judgment of a
Rape Case and Labeling it as Rape

Tags: blame, perpetrator’s identity, perpetrator’s responsibility, perpetrator’s success, Rape, RAPE MYTH ACCEPTANCE

Rape, Inequality and the Criminal Justice Response in England: Importance of Age and Gender

Tags: Age, criminal justice, gender, inequality, Rape, Sexual violence

Prospective Lawyers' Rape Stereotypes and Schematic Decision-Making About Rape Cases

Tags: Blame Attribution, Judicial Decision Making, Rape, Rape Attitudes Rape Myths

Towards an Intersectional Understanding of Conflict-Related Sexual Violence: Gender, Sexuality and Ethnicity at the ICTY

Tags: conflict-related sexual violence (CRSV), Former Yugoslavia, Gender-based Violence, Intersectionality, sexual violence against men, socio- cultural dynamics

Complaints of Rape and the Criminal Justice System: Fresh Evidence on the Attrition Problem in England and Wales

Tags: attrition, criminal justice, policing, Rape

Mid-term Horizontal Review of GREVIO baseline evaluation reports

Assessing Victim-Blaming Attitudes in Cases of Intimate Partner Violence Against Women: Development and Validation of the VB-IPVAW Scale

Tags: attitudes, Intimate partner violence, Item response theory, Measurement, victim blaming, violence against women

On National and Cultural Boundaries: A Cross-Cultural Approach to Sexual Violence Perpetration in Brazil and the United Kingdom

Tags: Brazil, culture, gender norms, Rape, Sexual violence, UK

WHAT DO WE KNOW ABOUT RAPE MYTHS AND JUROR DECISION MAKING? AN EVIDENCE REVIEW

THE PROVENANCE OF WHAT IS PROVEN: EXPLORING (MOCK)
JURY DELIBERATION IN SCOTTISH RAPE TRIALS