All tagged Rape Law
In her dissertation, Joy Wee analyses rape law reform through the lens of a feminist perspective. Acknowledging that the reasons why and proposals for how to reform rape law is subject to much disagreement, she focuses on and critiques the contributions made by Catharine A. MacKinnon.
This is a dissertation by Mia Purdy which examines the societal framework surrounding revenge porn and upskirting, arguing that English legislation provides ineffective protection against such crimes.
This dissertation is by Eliza Asare Parbi regarding ‘The Lingering Limitations of Consent in our Rape Law and a Comparative Cry for Reform’.
This dissertation is by Ada Inoma entitled ‘Rape is Rape: Reviewing the Need for Gender Neutrality in Rape Law’.
