Reports and Papers
241 results found.
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Evaluation Prostitution Research Research Report Support Projects Young People
Worth Less Or Worth More? An Evaluation of The Maze Marigold Project
This report brings together the findings of an evaluation of The Maze Marigold Project, which works with girls and young women involved in prostitution in Spitalfields. The evaluation, which was undertaken as a co-operative venture between The Maze and CWASU, assesses the progress and performance of the Project against its
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Europe Resource Support Projects Trafficking Training
www.stoppingtraffic.org
This site contained all of the materials and resources from the Stopping Traffic in Women and Children Training for Trainers (TfT) courses provided to project participants by CWASU since March 2001. This site has now expired. The site also contained useful links to other relevant counter trafficking sites, these links
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Criminal Justice System Europe Legislation Policy Rape Research Research Report Statistics
Rape: Still a Forgotten Issue
This paper is one element of a much larger project seeking to develop and strengthen links between European women’s NGOs working on rape. It builds on the previous Daphne Project Rape the Forgotten Issue (Kelly and Regan, 2001 – see below also). This report presents updated attrition data across a
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Europe Feminist Activism/Campaigning Policy Research Research Report Self Defence Violence Against Women
Achievements Against the Grain: Self-Defence Training for Women and Girls in Europe
This report is based on a one-year Daphne funded study undertaken to analyse the development of women’s self-defence (WSD), provide an overview of the current levels of provision, and explore the cultural and structural barriers that frame WSD across Europe. Project: Anti-Violence (Self-Defence) Training: a key aspect of
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Europe Health Policy Rape Research Research Report
Good Practice in Medical Responses to Recently Reported Rape, Especially Forensic Examinations : A Briefing Paper for the Daphne Strengthening the Linkages Project
This short review explores current good practice in medical and forensic responses, both at practice and organisational levels. The first part discusses what is currently known about forensic evidence and forensic practice; the second explores a number of models for service delivery. Also available in French as: Guide de Bonne
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Europe Legislation Policy Prostitution Research Report Violence Against Women
A Critical Examination of Responses to Prostitution in Four Countries: Victoria-Australia, Ireland, The Netherlands, Sweden
This review was commissioned by the Routes Out Partnership Board. Responses to prostitution in four countries is explored, and the following issues are addressed; The current approach to prostitution The previous approach The impetus/rationale for change from the previous position The long and short term aims of the approach The
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Book Children Domestic Violence
Stop Hitting Mum!’ Children Talk about domestic violence
This is a touching book which demonstrates how children suffer. The authors interviewed 54 children who had lived with domestic violence, and this book quotes what these children had to say about how they feel.
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Domestic Violence Research Report
Working with Maternal Alienation in Domestic / Family Violence and Child Sexual Abuse
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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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Child Sexual Abuse/Exploitation Feminist Theory Papers by Other Authors Policy
Child Sexual Abuse Prevention: A Serious Case of Neglect
This is the text of a speech given by Sarah Nelson reflecting on the fact that few people among the caring professions genuinely seem to believe that child sexual abuse can be prevented, or at least that its incidence can be significantly reduced. Presented at: the Open Secret Conference, September