group rape

"Nobody has to tell their supervisor, 'Please don't tell me stories about bestiality and group rape,' because he should know better," she said.

New punishment limits must be introduced for group rapes because the problem only arrived with the vandalism of the many anti-social second-generation immigrants."

Spivak characterizes "group rape perpetrated by the conquerors" as "a metonymic celebration of territorial acquisition".

In 2004, she proposed that group rape of women and violence against homosexuals were "parallel forms of cultural theater, with the victims serving as interchangeable dramatic props."

Forensic psychologist Karen Franklin has described bukkake as symbolic group rape, characterising its primary purpose as the humiliation, degradation and objectification of women.

Increased social disorganization with violent protests, criminal activities and even deaths and group rape have been suspected to be caused by the involvement of some Canadian mining companies.

That population was largely female and the dramatic events here are rapes - repeated rapes, group rapes, violent rapes, accommodating rapes.

In his early years he won several wrestling competitions and a few gold medals, but had to stop his sports career because of a criminal conviction in his involvement in a group rape.

On the far right is the manneristic group Rape of the Sabine Women by the Flemish artist Jean de Boulogne, better known by his Italianized name Giambologna.

There were 36 group rapes reported to the Rape Counseling Service of Fresno in 1997, and 50 percent of them appeared to be gang-related, said Lee Ann Eager, the service's executive director, who noted that 50 percent were not.

'Respectability' as Factor Women who socialize with the men on an equal footing, on the other hand, are unlikely to be victims of group rape, Dr. O'Sullivan said, both because of their "respectability" and because they understand the mores of the men's groups.