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Jan 13

Study suggests some men don’t know meaning of ‘rape’

By Colleen Shalby

A recent study found that nearly one-third of college male participants said they would “force a woman to [have] sexual intercourse.” When asked if they would “rape a woman,” that number dwindled to 14 percent.

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Jan 12

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Police inaction hampers human trafficking crackdown in India

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In India, outrage over a fatal gang rape of a college student two years ago has helped bring about some protections for women who are the victims of sex trafficking, but getting police to enforce the law is still a…

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Dec 19

How economic theory can help stop sexual assault

By Michael Chwe

Economist Michael Chwe turns to game theory to explain how a new reporting technology and social norms marketing can help reduce the incidence of sexual assault.

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Dec 05

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Will unraveling of Rolling Stone’s UVa sexual assault story make other victims reluctant to speak out?

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After reporting on a horrific case of sexual assault at the University of Virginia, Rolling Stone magazine acknowledged discrepancies in the victim’s story, saying their trust in her was “misplaced.” Judy Woodruff speaks with T. Rees Shapiro of The Washington…

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Dec 05

Rolling Stone: ‘Our trust in her was misplaced’ over woman’s account of alleged UVa gang rape

By Kyla Calvert Mason

Rolling Stone magazine published a note to readers this afternoon saying they no longer have confidence in the account given by the woman featured in the piece of a rape that allegedly took place at a University of Virginia…

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Dec 04

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Hagel says rise in reporting of military sexual assaults is ‘good news,’ but more progress needed

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While the estimated number of cases of sexual assault are down 25 percent from two years ago, actual reports of assault have increased 8 percent in the past year. Secretary of Defence Chuck Hagel said the findings are both a…

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Nov 19

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New attention and consequences for rape allegations against Bill Cosby

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NBC scrapped development of a new Bill Cosby show, Netflix postponed the release of a new comedy special and TV land canceled his reruns in light of new and renewed accusations by five women that the comedian sexually assaulted them.

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Nov 06

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Will saying yes to affirmative consent curb college sexual assault?

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Aug 29

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News Wrap: Separatists in Ukraine seize port town Novoazovsk

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In our news wrap Friday, rebels in Ukraine consolidated control at the border crossing between Russia and the Ukrainian port town of Novoazovsk. Russia’s foreign minister rejected NATO’s claim that satellite images show Russia has sent 1,000 soldiers and heavy…

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Jul 31

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Will strengthening higher ed’s accountability on campus rape create ‘shadow’ justice system?

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Senators have proposed bipartisan legislation with steeper penalties for educational institutions that fail to investigate reports of sexual assault -- and some voices in higher ed are pushing back. Anne Neal of the American Council of Trustees and Alumni joins…

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