No man’s land: the denial of victimisation in male statutory rape cases

Burrow, John D.; Scott, Deena A. Isom; Mikell, Toniqua

doi:10.1080/13552600.2019.1643504

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“…The results are unsurprising, given that patriarchy suppresses female sexuality by considering females' sexual roles passive and dignifying virginity. Burrow et al (2019) suggested there is concern about pregnancy in CSA cases. In the case of FPSA, there is no clear evidence, such as pregnancy, for questioning honor in the eyes of society.…”

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“…It is essential to understand the social construction of women to understand the possible factors behind the FPSA minimization. Women are idealized as nurturers (Boroughs, 2004; Hetherton, 1999; Stemple et al, 2017), trustable (de Motte & Muttale, 2019), passive, loving (Sahl & Keene, 2010), and vulnerable (Rooney, 2020) because lacking a penis prohibit women from being dominant (Burrow et al, 2019). In connection with these, gender stereotypes dictate that women are always compelled to sexual relationships.…”

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The Role of Gender Stereotypes, Sexual Myths, and Professional Experience on the Attitudes Toward Female-Perpetrated Sexual Abuse Among Turkish Professionals

Akdemir

Gölge

2022

Int J Offender Ther Comp Criminol

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Studies indicated that people tend to consider female-perpetrated sexual abuse (FPSA) less serious and damaging than male-perpetrated abuse (MPSA) and the possible roles of gender stereotypes on attitudes to minimize FPSA. This study aimed to explore the role of gender stereotypes and sexuality myths on the attitudes toward FPSA among professionals. A secondary aim was to explore the role of training and experience with child sexual abuse (CSA) cases on the attitudes toward FPSA. The sample consisted of Turkish professionals ( N = 502), including mental health/social, health, and justice workers. The participants were recruited via a face-to-face online survey. The results of one-way ANOVAs showed that females and mental health/social workers were more likely to consider FPSA as a serious problem and believe the negative impact of abuse. A five-step hierarchical multiple regression analysis demonstrated that the experience with FPSA cases, belief in gender stereotypes, and myths about female sexuality accounted for 21.7% of the variance in the attitudes toward FPSA. Although the level of professional minimization of FPSA is above average, the influential roles of gender stereotypes and sexual myths on the attitudes toward FPSA exist among professionals. Our findings supported the necessity of additional training addressing gender stereotypes and sexual myths. Future studies should also be conducted with different populations and other influential possible factors on the attitudes toward FPSA.

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The Role of Gender Stereotypes, Sexual Myths, and Professional Experience on the Attitudes Toward Female-Perpetrated Sexual Abuse Among Turkish Professionals

Akdemir

Gölge

2022

Int J Offender Ther Comp Criminol

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“…Beberapa penelitian terkait dengan tindakan kekerasan seksual yang mengakibatkan kehamilan, sehingga tidak sedikit yang melakukan aborsi (Smith, McLean Cooke, & Morrison, 2020). Menurut, Burrow, Isom Scott, & Mikell (2020), narasi dalam kasus hukum yang digunakan untuk membahas pemerkosaan menurut undang-undang melanggengkan marginalisasi, devaluasi, dan tidak terlihatnya korban laki-laki Korban perkosaan biasanya akan terus membayangi peristiwa perkosaan tersebut sehingga hamil. Wanita yang mengalami kehamilan akibat persetubuhan secara paksa, ia akan menjalani sangat berat.…”

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2021

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Abortion is an abortion wherein in an abortion in the body there is a fetus but it is not perfectly shaped. According to the Criminal Code the abortion is prohibited for any reason, but the Health Law provides exceptions if medical indications. The problem is how is the regulation of the crime of abortion? And what are the criminal sanctions against perpetrators of criminal acts of abortion due to rape? The type of research used is normative legal research, with a legal and conceptual problem approach. Legal material comes from primary and secondary legal materials; the technique of collecting legal materials is by reviewing the laws and regulations governing abortion. Analysis of descriptive legal material analysis and adjusting to legal arguments. The regulation of abortion in the Criminal Code is regulated in article 346 of the Criminal Code, 347 of the Criminal Code, 348 of the Criminal Code and 349 of the Criminal Code. While the regulation of abortion in the Health Law is regulated in Articles 75, 76, 77 and Article 194 of Law No. 36 of 2009 concerning Health. Sanctions for abortion offenders can be subject to articles in the Criminal Code, namely Article 346 subject to a maximum sentence of four years in prison. Where as in article 347-349 the Criminal Code can be imprisoned for a maximum of fifteen years. In the Health Law, the maximum criminal threat is 10 years and a maximum fine of Rp. 1,000,000,000.00 (one billion rupiah). Conclusion, if the abortion is done not because of medical indications, then the act of abortion can be claimed as a crime.

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He Didn’t Want Any of That: Considerations in the Study and Theorization of Black Boys’ Sexual Victimization in the United States

Curry

2022

Child Sexual Abuse in Black and Minoritised Communities

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No man’s land: the denial of victimisation in male statutory rape cases

Cited by 5 publications

References 63 publications

The Role of Gender Stereotypes, Sexual Myths, and Professional Experience on the Attitudes Toward Female-Perpetrated Sexual Abuse Among Turkish Professionals

The Role of Gender Stereotypes, Sexual Myths, and Professional Experience on the Attitudes Toward Female-Perpetrated Sexual Abuse Among Turkish Professionals

Tindak Pidana Aborsi Akibat Perkosaan

He Didn’t Want Any of That: Considerations in the Study and Theorization of Black Boys’ Sexual Victimization in the United States

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