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Theme / Topic: Investigation and Policing, Survivor Experiences of Justice
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“‘At Least They’re Workin’ on My Case?” Victim Notification in Sexual Assault “Cold” Cases’

“He went to jail. But Is That Justice?” Sexual Violence Survivors’ Perspectives on Justice, Accountability, and Repairing Sexual Harm

Tags: law enforcement, Restorative Justice, Sexual violence, survivor-centered care

Women, violence and health: The problem of gender-based violence
Forms of violence against women

The Influence of High Vs Low Rape Myth Acceptance on Police Officers' Judgments of Victim and Perpetrator Responsibility and Rape Authenticity

Tags: Judgments, Objective Policing, Police Officers, Rape, rape myths

Improving the justice response to victims
of sexual violence: victims’ experiences

Joint Thematic Inspection of the Police and Crown Prosecution Service's Response to Rape: Phase One: From report to police or CPS decision to take no further action

The right to justice: A challenge for
survivors of conflict-related sexual
violence in the Eastern Democratic
Republic of the Congo

Tags: access to justice, Armed conflict, crimes, Democratic Republic of the Congo, Sexual violence

Justice Denied? Prosecutors and presiding officers’ reliance on evidence of previous sexual history in South African rape trials

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

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

The London Rape Review: Review of Cases from 2016