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Implementing International Criminal Court-Ordered Collective Reparations: Unpacking Present Debates

Tags: collective reparations, criminal justice, International Criminal Court, international criminal law, Reparations, transitional justice

Victims' Justice? Reparations and Asset Forfeiture at the Extraordinary African Chambers

Tags: Chad, Extraordinary African Chambers, forfeiture of assets, Hissène Habré, Reparations, Senegal

Trial and (Potential) Error: Conflicting Visions on Reparations Within the ICC System

Tags: International Criminal Court, international criminal proceedings, justice for victims, mass victimization, Reparations, reparative justice

Liberating Discretion: The Effect of Rape Myth Factors on Prosecutors' Decisions to Charge Suspects in Penetrative and Non-Penetrative Sex Offenses

Tags: liberation hypothesis, Prosecutor’s charging decision, rape myths, sexual assault

The importance of a specific medico-legal training for health care professionals in the management of sexual assault victims

Tags: emergency department, medico-legal training, sexual assault, sexual victims, Sexual violence

An Innovative Trauma-Informed Curriculum for Sexual Assault Care

The Use of Forensic Evidence in Sexual Assault Investigations: Perceptions of Sex Crimes Investigators

Tags: forensic evidence, police investigators, sexual assault

The experiences of sexually assaulted people attending Saint Mary's Sexual
Assault Referral Centre for a forensic medical examination

Tags: Rape, Service delivery, Service evaluation, sexual abuse, sexual assault, Sexual violence

Experiences of the forensic medical
exam after sexual assault:
Qualitative thematic synthesis

Expectations and perceptions of care among victims of sexual assault who first seek care from emergency, primary care and gynaecological doctors

Tags: domestic, emergency department utilisation, forensic/legal medicine, interpersonal, primary care, violence