sexual violence
Ian Campeau: Men need to speak out against sexual violence
Ian Campeau, a former member of the DJ group A Tribe Called Red, talks about the role men must play in ending gender-based violence.
After #MeToo, it’s time to talk about consent
Only one in three Canadians understand what consent means. If we’ve learned anything in the wake of Weinstein and #MeToo, it’s that that has to change, argues Angelyn Francis.
Jailing sexual assault victims shows we must rethink sexual violence
Anne Kingston: The inhumane treatment of assault victims shows the insidious ways that social class and status intersect with sexual violence
India’s gender-balance advocates hit wall of indifference
How a banned documentary sidelined a public discussion about rape
Our military’s disgrace
From 2014: An investigation uncovers the sexual violence plaguing our soldiers—and a military hierarchy with its own justice system, and its own rules
The real danger for women on campus
Focusing on women and drinking ignores a serious reality: The student perpetrator who is a sexual offender
Egypt: No country for women
Nine out of 10 women in Cairo say they’ve been groped, and sexual violence is getting worse
Sexual assault at University of Saskatchewan
Police seek suspect
Carleton will open sexual assault centre
Follows years of student lobbying
Hockey: the cure for rape?
Hi! Here’s a table of reported sexual offences for the city of Vancouver for a particular group of months.
Congolese women are being raped at a rate of one almost every minute
A study on sexual violence in Congo reveals a nearly inconceivable situation