Reports and Papers
226 results found.
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Conference Paper Child Sexual Abuse/Exploitation Effects of/surviving violence Feminist Theory Health
A Response to ‘Beyond Trauma’ – Appropriate Mental Health Responses to Survivors of Sexual Abuse
This paper was presented by Linda Regan in response to ‘Beyond Trauma: Mental Health Care Needs of Women who have Survived Childhood Sexual Abuse’, a report by Dr Sarah Nelson for the Edinburgh Association for Mental Health (2001). It explores the ways in which mental health professionals have traditionally responded
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Journal Article Definitions Feminist Theory Trafficking
From rhetoric to curiosity: urgent questions from the UK about responses to trafficking in women
Journal name: Asian Women Journal page: Winter 2001, (13)
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Conference Paper Child Sexual Abuse/Exploitation Europe Perpetrators Policy
From Aspirations to Intervention: Trends, Issues, Priorities and Lessons Learned
In this paper Liz Kelly notes some of the emerging trends in protecting children against sexual exploitation in Europe, focusing in particular on some of the more contentious and difficult challenges to our thinking on this issue. The paper outlines the most appropriate ways to protect children from exploitation of
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Professorial Lecture Feminist Activism/Campaigning Feminist Theory Policy Violence Against Women
From Marginal to Globalised Issue: Three Decades of Research and Activism on Violence Against Women
This is the text of Liz Kelly’s ‘Inaugural Professorial Lecture’, given at the (then) University of North London on July 4th 2001. It comprises a personal reflection on a history of visionary activism and engaged social research – three decades representing her feminist biography and the latter two her career
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Position Paper Feminist Theory 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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Papers by Other Authors Criminal Justice System Policy Rape Research
Police Responses to Women Attacked by Serial Rapists
This is Chapter Seven of Jan Jordan’s, PhD Thesis True ‘Lies’ and False ‘Truths’: Women, Rape and the Police, submitted to the Victoria University of Wellington in 2001, which addresses the issue of false allegations of rape.
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Resource Feminist Theory Policy Violence Against Women
Violence Against Women: The UK Context
Governance Information Pack China, (2000) (for The British Council).
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Book Chapter Policy Rape Violence Against Women
States of Conflict: Gender, Violence and Resistance
Susie Jacobs, Ruth Jacobson and Jen Marchbank (eds.), Zed Books Chapter title: Wars against women: sexual violence, sexual politics and the militarised state
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Resource Training Violence Against Women
The VIP Guide: Vision, Innovation and Professionalism in Policing Violence Against Women and Children
The title of this document refers to three aspects of police work that can transform responses to violence against women: Vision, Innovation and Professionalism. The VIP Guide is an awareness-raising tool; it is designed for self-directed study and personal development by individual police officers and also has a second subsidiary
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Research Report Child Sexual Abuse/Exploitation Children Europe Legislation Policy Research Support Projects Young People
Rhetorics and Realities: Sexual Exploitation of Children in Europe
This report is based on a research proposal developed in partnership by CWASU (lead partner), Dublin Women’s Aid, Ireland and ROKS, Sweden. The trans-European Project collected detailed data from justice departments, state agencies and NGOs concerning a broad range of issues related to the sexual exploitation of children. Project: