Reports and Papers
7 results found.
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Position Paper Rape Research Report Resource Violence Against Women
Operation Soteria
Briefing Two from CWASU’s work on Operation Soteria Bluestone presents new findings on the scale of rape reporting to and recording by police, and the charge rate, in England and Wales. Operation Soteria Bluestone brings together police forces with academics, using evidence and new insight to
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Legislation Position Paper Rape Violence Against Women
Promising Practices addressing sexual violence
Expert paper prepared by Prof. Liz Kelly for the UN Expert Group Meeting, “Violence against women: Good practices in combating and eliminating violence against women”,organized by the UN Division for the Advancement of Women in collaboration with the UN Office on Drugs and Crime 17 to 20 May
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Definitions Feminist Theory Policy Position Paper Trafficking
The Wrong Debate: Reflections on why Force is not the Key Issue with respect to Trafficking Women for Sexual Exploitation
This short piece is a contribution to the debates within feminism and beyond about trafficking in women. Liz Kelly argues that most definitions of trafficking are wider than ‘force’ and that focusing on ‘force’ alone plays into the hands of traffickers and exploiters. Printed in Feminist Review: Exile and Asylum
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Feminist Theory Position Paper Trafficking
World Trade Organisation
The new buzzword in economic and social analysis is globalisation, but few commentators have bothered to address it in relation to the sex industry. Here Liz Kelly looks at the ways trafficking in women has become a global issue, and at what we know about it in relation to the
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Criminal Justice System Feminist Theory Position Paper Rape
A War Of Attrition: Recent Research on Rape
After many years of feminist activism and a large increase in the numbers of women reporting rape, why are rape myths so tenacious? Liz Kelly reviews current research on rape and sexual assault which shows how men continue to get away with rape. Printed in: Trouble and Strife, 2000
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Child Sexual Abuse/Exploitation Feminist Theory Position Paper
Confronting An Atrocity: The Dutroux Case
Marc Dutroux kidnapped and sexually abused a number of young Belgian women. When the case came to light in the summer of 1996 it prompted outrage and raised serious questions about both the investigation and how societies should respond to sex offenders.
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Child Sexual Abuse/Exploitation Feminist Theory Perpetrators Position Paper
Weasel Words: Paedophiles and the Cycle of Abuse
Weasel words - Liz Kelly challenges feminists who talk about paedophiles and the cycle of abuse.
