Why sexual violence against men by women needs to be ‘called out’ too

Sexual violence against men by women is growing in areas such as social media, but is not receiving the level of attention as violence against women by men. Female-perpetuated sexual assault against men—and why is can be be downplayed or overlooked in social media debates—is the focus of a new study by criminology experts at Flinders University and Deakin University. The research, published in the Journal of Interpersonal Violence, analyzes 28 Facebook posts from 13 popular Australian newspapers to reveal common themes, including sexualized responses to attractive offenders. The research Read More

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