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Theme / Topic: Survivor Experiences of Justice, Access to Justice and Survivor Pathways
Geography: Europe
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Michael Brewer: Victim ‘killed herself’ during trial

Development of a Witness and Victim Support System: Croatian Experience: Good Practices and Lessons Learned

“Being Shut Out in the Dark” Young Survivors' Experiences of Reporting a Sexual Offence

Tags: Britain, choice, Crown Prosecution Service, England, parents, participation, police, Rape, sexual assault, young survivors

Guide to the Legal Process for Survivors of Sexual Violence

VC Analysis of Victims' Reasons for Withdrawing Sexual Offence Complaints

Non-Reporting of Sexual Violence as Action: Acts, Selves, Futures in the Making

Tags: Norway, police reporting, Rape, regimes of justification, Sexual violence, the Nordic countries

Doing the "Right Thing"? Understanding Why Rape Victim-Survivors Report to the Police

Tags: justice, police, Rape, reporting, sexual assault, victim-survivors

Decentring Criminal Law Understandings of Justice by Victim-Survivors of Sexual Violence and their Implications for Different Justice Strategies

Tags: compensation, justice, Nordic law, parity of participation, procedural justice, Sexual violence, space, victim-survivors

The London Rape Review: Review of Cases from 2016

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

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