Men are responsible for about 90 percent of sexual assaults against women, and 93 percent of sexual assaults against men.
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India has a grim record of sexual assaults on minors, with 20,000 cases of rape or sexual assaults reported in 2015, according to government data reported by AFP.
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India has a grim record of sexual assaults on minors, with 20,000 cases of rape or sexual assaults reported in 2015, according to government data reported by Agence France-Press.
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India has a grim record of sexual assaults on minors, with 20,000 cases of rape or sexual assaults reported in 2015, according to government data reported by Agence France-Presse.
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It's difficult to know exactly how many sexual assaults occur on flights because no clearinghouse for the data exists, and experts say sexual assaults are the most underreported of violent crimes.
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It's true: Most sexual assaults go unreported to the police.
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Several actresses and models accused Weinstein of criminal sexual assaults.
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Mr Weinstein allegedly committed dozens of sexual assaults, including rape.
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They involved physical violence, sexual assaults, insults, threats and coercion.
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Hargitay is a staunch advocate for victims of sexual assaults.
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That incident raised questions about how Baylor investigates sexual assaults.
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The military denies it was involved in any sexual assaults.
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But in the process, he confessed to several sexual assaults.
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We fail to see the root cause of sexual assaults.
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"Sexual assaults with dogs does occur," he told the Register.
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The women there reported a huge problem with sexual assaults.
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These sexual assaults, unfortunately, don't get a lot of attention.
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The sexual assaults went on for two days in April.
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He is already charged with two other alleged sexual assaults.
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Ideally Uber should aim for no sexual assaults or deaths.
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That's an average of about eight sexual assaults a day.
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Rarely is there an outcry over police response to sexual assaults.
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Late last year, Piven was accused of several alleged sexual assaults.
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"This show is not about reliving peoples' sexual assaults," Kimmel said.
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Police say multiple sexual assaults occurred over the next half hour.
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There was also an increase in reported sexual assaults that year.
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But those stories happen way less often than real sexual assaults.
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Sexual harassment and even sexual assaults were not uncommon, she says.
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This doesn't mean sexual assaults should be handled by colleges alone.
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As Texas SG, I handled far too many child sexual assaults.
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His original conviction in 1996 was for multiple aggravated sexual assaults.
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Indigenous languages were suppressed, and physical and sexual assaults were common.
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Data on sexual assaults by police are almost nonexistent, they say.
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The sexual assaults happened regularly over the last few weeks, police allege.
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Police said they don't believe any sexual assaults occurred at the university.
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The site has a map that records alleged sexual assaults by refugees.
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Their lives have been shattered by his sexual assaults, their careers derailed.
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Nobody knows when the sexual assaults in the Ashland County Jail started.
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A string of sexual assaults against foreign women has sullied India's reputation.
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Less than a quarter of estimated sexual assaults are reported to police.
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In protests in Cairo in 2011 there were reports of sexual assaults.
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Sexual assaults against children, he says, are considered the most deplorable crimes.
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Eighty percent of sexual assaults are committed by someone the victim knows.
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I think something like 218 percent of sexual assaults are not reported.
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Each one of them has taken a course on campus sexual assaults.
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Sexual assaults by healthcare professionals on unconscious patients have made headlines before.
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Jurors spent the afternoon hearing from experts about drugs and sexual assaults.
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In places with reduced lighting, there was no increase in sexual assaults.
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As Texas [solicitor general], I handled far too many child sexual assaults.
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What programs or polices are in place to help prevent sexual assaults?
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Blaming "culture" for sexual assaults is an easy excuse, with bipartisan appeal.
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In fact, a majority of sexual assaults are never reported to police.
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Uber is facing a class-action lawsuit over sexual assaults by drivers.
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"The sexual assaults by Jerry Sandusky simply did not occur," he said.
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Given that sexual assaults are routinely under-reported, this surge was significant.
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Sexual assaults aboard aircrafts are on the rise, according to the FBI.
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The abuse allegedly ranged from beatings to starvation to sexual assaults and rape.
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Investigating alleged sexual assaults on airplanes falls under the jurisdiction of the FBI.
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Villagers have reported beatings, torture, sexual assaults, and killings by the park's guards.
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He also confessed to an additional five murders and about 30 sexual assaults.
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He was charged as an adult, accused of a series of sexual assaults.
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She offered a compromise: The paper would write about preventing sexual assaults instead.
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Sexual assaults and even rape happen every year at big events like Oktoberfest.
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"I was collecting men's accounts of sexual assaults through social media," he recalls.
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That's who's responsible for the sexual assaults: It's the people who commit them.
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More than 60 women have accused Cosby of sexual assaults dating back decades.
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A majority of sexual assaults are committed outside the view of potential witnesses.
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She said she did not know of any studies on airplane sexual assaults.
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He noted that a majority of sexual assaults and rapes are not reported.
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The court records say police were notified of the sexual assaults in April.
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Some of these men commit one or two sexual assaults and then stop.
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The second is that sexual assaults happen because of "bad" or "sociopathic" people.
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The sexual assaults involved male students in St. Kitts, according to the report.
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Twenty-seven percent of women and 313 percent of men reported sexual assaults.
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In 2017, there were 2,936 sexual assaults, 49 fatal crashes, and 10 murders.
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Aside from sexual assaults, Uber also disclosed data on fatal crashes and assaults.
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Allegations of sexual assaults during Uber rides have piled up in recent years.
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Yet it seems impossible for people to differentiate sexual assaults from other crimes.
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After the two sexual assaults, the lawsuit says, Taylor stopped communicating with Brown.
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Over half of these cases are sexual assaults, according to the U.N. agency.
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That Mr. Weinstein was even tried is anomalous, since most sexual assaults never get reported, much less reach the courtroom: Out of every thousand sexual assaults, only five lead to felony convictions, according to The Rape, Abuse and Incest National Network.
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But Ms. Hernandez said that the Baptist university in Waco simply was not ethical when dealing with allegations of sexual assaults by its revered football players — or, for that matter, when dealing with the traumatized victims of those sexual assaults.
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Eighty-six percent of sexual assaults are committed by non-native men, like Townsend.
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Warning: This story contains graphic details about alleged sexual assaults and child sexual abuse.
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Her nearly five-minute-long recitation vividly recounted multiple sexual assaults and a miscarriage.
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The investigation found actions by Baylor administrators directly discouraged students from reporting sexual assaults.
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Some of the alleged sexual assaults were recorded with Bell's cellphone, the indictment alleges.
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Valedictorian&aposs graduation speech cut off after she brought up sexual assaults on campus.
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"It's very hard to believe he wasn't committing sexual assaults somewhere else," McEarchern said.
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Ultimately, there is no one clear solution to lowering the number of sexual assaults.
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Most campus sexual assaults are committed by repeat offenders who the victims personally know.
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Even fewer sexual assaults are reported to the police there, with, again, good reason.
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We know that nearly two thirds of sexual assaults go unreported to the police.
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More than 60 other women have accused Cosby of sexual assaults dating back decades.
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And that number represents just a fraction of the sexual assaults that take place.
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Danny Masterson is under investigation by the LAPD for a series of sexual assaults.
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It houses drug dealers and organized criminals, and beatdowns and sexual assaults are rampant.
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But colleges aren't investigating sexual assaults in order to sweep them under the rug.
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He noted that the country needs a "reckoning" for its epidemic of sexual assaults.
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Ms. Palumbo said that there were other factors involved in sexual assaults as well.
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The sexual assaults begin almost immediately; Livia volunteers herself, to protect her little sister.
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Meanwhile, parties play host to fights, binge drinking, drugs and sexual assaults, she said.
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Following the verdict, Spain's government said it would toughen punishments for group sexual assaults.
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There have been cases of suicides, shootings and sexual assaults all on Facebook Live.
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However, sexual assaults are "premeditated attacks where [perpetrators] see someone as prey," Yates added.
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Should I tell them that this individual has been accused of multiple sexual assaults?
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Drivers reported sexual assaults to Uber at roughly the same rate that riders did.
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It made me wonder how many unreported sexual assaults have happened on that show.
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The lawsuit says that after the two sexual assaults, Taylor stopped communicating with Brown.
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Lulabel Seitz had her mic cut off after she started discussing sexual assaults at school.
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He said they had been shocked by Rohingya accounts of atrocities, murder and sexual assaults.
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And no, Kimmel, hosting the Oscars should not have been about reliving people's sexual assaults.
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Three were related to sexual assaults, although police had no names tied to these acts.
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An estimated 99% of sexual assaults still go unreported, largely because most occur within families.
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"26,000 unreported sexual assaults in the military-only 238 convictions," he tweeted in May 2013.
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He's pleaded not guilty to 77 criminal counts related to these kidnappings and sexual assaults.
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In fact, a whopping 25 percent of college campuses reported zero sexual assaults in 26.
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There have been cases of drug-facilitated sexual assaults where Benadryl was used, he said.
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The investigation found that actions by Baylor administrators directly discouraged students from reporting sexual assaults.
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Bangalore's police have come under heavy criticism for their inaction in preventing the sexual assaults.
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In March, THUMP investigated whether female-only campgrounds can stop sexual assaults at music festivals.
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About 100 sexual assaults are reported to the police in the country every day. 5.
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"It's very hard to believe that he wasn't committing sexual assaults somewhere else," McEachern said.
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Those sexual assaults were never covered in the local newspaper—his arrest was never covered.
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So far this fall, at least two women have reported sexual assaults in campus housing.
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Who has a main character bragging about sexual assaults with a microphone on his lapel?
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This translates into approximately 2 out of 2023 sexual assaults never being reported to authorities.
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Like an overwhelming majority of reported sexual assaults, her case was never referred for prosecution.
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There's a legitimate debate to be had about how campus sexual assaults are best adjudicated.
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"It's very hard to believe that he wasn't committing sexual assaults somewhere else," he said.
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In the United States, only about a third of rapes and sexual assaults are reported.
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Advocates have pressed hard for the abolishment of statutes of limitations for felony sexual assaults.
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Uber has promised to release a transparency report with data on sexual assaults this year.
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Studies have suggested that at least five out of every six sexual assaults go unreported.
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An Uber safety report has revealed over 3,000 sexual assaults in US rides in 2018.
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The company disclosed that more than 3,85033 sexual assaults were reported by users in 2018.
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The company disclosed that more than 3,000 sexual assaults were reported by users in 2018.
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Many have also experienced traumatic events, from childhood abuse to sexual assaults and domestic violence.
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Decades later, they're triggered by the Brett Kavanaugh allegations Their sexual assaults happened decades ago.
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Overall, there were 2628,28500 reports of sexual assaults in fiscal 6900, which ended Sept. 2628.
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Why people don't report sexual assaults There's no standard way survivors talk about sexual assault.
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The organization recently accused the Pentagon of providing misleading information to Congress on sexual assaults.
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Uber has committed to releasing a transparency report with data on sexual assaults this year.
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After the two sexual assaults in 2017, the lawsuit says, Taylor stopped communicating with Brown.
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A Pentagon report in May said sexual assaults in the U.S. military are still underreported.
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He was also suspected in other burglaries, sexual assaults and homicides in Maryland in 85033.
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Because of this, data on safety and sexual assaults is sparse, inconsistent and often unreliable.
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Since then, the police have received 1003 complaints of robberies and sexual assaults, and several rapes.
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In March, we asked if female-only camp grounds can stop sexual assaults at music festivals.
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The Associated Press does not identify alleged victims of sexual assaults unless they come forward publicly.
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That was after two women accused him of drunken sexual assaults against them (which he denies).
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"This show is not about reliving people's sexual assaults," Kimmel told ABC News earlier this week.
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There are so many ways to criticize President Trump that don't involve referencing traumatic sexual assaults.
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Three were related to sexual assaults, and police had not yet identified suspects for these attacks.
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The allegations have led to several lawsuits and prison sentences for athletes convicted of sexual assaults.
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If you'll recall, allegations about Bill Cosby's sexual assaults had been out there for years also.
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The school announced the policy Friday, saying it wanted to encourage students to report sexual assaults.
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The culture of elite schools encourages sexual assaults and humiliation as well as covering them up.
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In reality, most rapes and sexual assaults are carried out by someone a woman already knows.
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In 2017, there were 63 in-flight sexual assaults reported, an increase from 38 in 2014.
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Which is fine, except for the fact that most sexual assaults are rarely so clear cut.
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Hundreds of sexual assaults last New Year's Eve also increased concerns about security on German streets.
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By the numbers: 843,769 sexual assaults cases were reported in the last fiscal year ending Sept.
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The bodily threats, the group gropes, the stalking, the sexual assaults—those were the ugly parts.
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Of the 243 sexual assaults the research project studied, 51% were committed by serial sexual assaulters.
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The judge said evidence had been presented at trial of other sexual assaults in the past.
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High rates of sexual assaults on college campuses get a lot of attention — and rightly so.
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It is the chain of command that is responsible for investigation and punishment of sexual assaults.
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Sexual assaults also commonly occur away from third-party witnesses, limiting the potential for corroborating testimonies.
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It's no mystery why 80 percent of campus sexual assaults are never reported to the police.
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He shared graphic stories of murders and sexual assaults he said were committed by undocumented immigrants.
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But it has also been used to show fights, sexual assaults, suicides and other violent acts.
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Sexual assaults and other safety-related issues are unfortunately a reality in the ride-hailing business.
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In 2016, the department estimated that only 23 percent of rapes and sexual assaults were reported.
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The man is believed to have recorded the sexual assaults as he committed them, authorities said.
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There's also no evidence that trans-friendly laws lead to voyeurism or sexual assaults in bathrooms.
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First, the police in Cologne withheld information about the mass sexual assaults (the police chief later resigned).
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She encouraged members to support a bill she sponsored reforming the way the military handles sexual assaults.
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After the murder, the government instructed some 27,000 educational institutions to form committees to prevent sexual assaults.
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When it comes to [preventing sexual assaults] it just takes a little bit to be a hero.
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Dozens of women have come forward accusing Cosby of sexual assaults that date back to the 1960s.
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In the last few years, she's confronted the trauma of violent sexual assaults suffered a decade ago.
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Rumours ranging from consensual affairs, to unspecified "inappropriateness", to serious sexual assaults have been unhelpfully lumped together.
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Phillip was later sentenced to 431 years in prison for the kidnapping and years of sexual assaults.
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Multiple sexual assaults have been reported at the 2016 "We Are Stockholm" or "We Are Sthlm" festival.
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On the plus side, rates of sexually transmitted infections and the number of sexual assaults all declined.
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The big picture: The Pentagon has been criticized in the past for not dealing with sexual assaults.
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Warning: This story contains spoilers for Leaving Neverland, as well as graphic details about alleged sexual assaults.
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Approximately one half of all sexual assaults are committed by an attacker that has been drinking alcohol.
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According to the US Bureau of Statistics, only 15.8 to 35 percent of sexual assaults are reported.
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The campaign in India was launched this month after reports of sexual assaults during celebrations on Dec.
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Uber says it has had "fewer than 153 complaints" of sexual assaults involving rides in three years.
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The complaint alleges the University of Tennessee mishandled the reports of alleged sexual assaults by student athletes.
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"You know what I love?" she asked during another segment before lampooning sexual assaults allegations against Trump.
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Deaths being covered up at a government nuclear plant, or miscarriages of justice in campus sexual assaults.
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In reality, the vast majority of sexual assaults go unreported and false rape accusations are extremely uncommon.
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The federal government estimates that only about one in three sexual assaults are reported to law enforcement.
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DeVos has said she is seeking to offer students accused of sexual assaults their due process rights.
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These rules meant to curb campus sexual assaults have become state law in California and New York.
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Sexual assaults have occurred at tourist sites and visitors, particularly women, are advised not to travel alone.
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Unfortunately, at the same time, we also dealt with a spate of sexual assaults while in theater.
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Officials also repeatedly failed to notify ICE about "alleged or proven sexual assaults," the report authors wrote.
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But FBI investigations into midair sexual assaults have increased by 66% from fiscal year 2014 to 103.
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For years, there have been sexual assaults happening there and the police aren't really doing what's necessary.
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To the survivors it discourages the reporting of sexual assaults because crucial and compelling evidence is ignored.
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Shea also faces scrutiny over efforts to reform the department's Special Victims Division, which handles sexual assaults.
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The event was set up in response to a wave of sexual assaults at Swedish music festivals.
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If the mattress elicits eroticism, then it also symbolizes danger as the site of many sexual assaults.
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In April she walked back statements that seemed to place blame on victims for their sexual assaults.
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Definitive figures about sexual assaults on flights are elusive because no clearinghouse for data exists, experts say.
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First, most survivors never report their sexual assaults to law enforcement, and there are good reasons why.
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Public safety concerns have also risen since mass sexual assaults in Cologne on New Year's Eve 2015.
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But drivers reported other types of sexual assaults at roughly the same rate as riders, Uber said.
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The ride-hailing giant on Thursday evening disclosed nearly 6,000 sexual assaults in 2017 and 2018 combined.
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Most sexual assaults are never reported; of those that are, few ever result in arrest or prosecution.
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Since Mr. Trump was elected, reports by Latinos of sexual assaults and domestic violence have declined sharply.
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Uber did not provide numbers on how many of its drivers have been accused of sexual assaults.
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The Rape, Abuse & Incest National Network estimates that roughly three out of four sexual assaults go unreported.
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According to the Uber report, 42 percent of sexual assaults on the platform were reported by drivers.
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The cases come at a time when the number of sexual assaults reported on planes has increased.
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The number of FBI Investigations into in-flight sexual assaults increased by 66% between 2014 and 2017.
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Between 2014 and 2017, FBI investigations into in-flight sexual assaults have increased by 66%, CNN reported.
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Those released include individuals convicted of killings, sexual assaults, and some of the most heinous crimes imaginable.
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Uber's crime report is "highly alarming," says a criminologist In a new report, Uber says there were more than 3,000 sexual assaults related to Uber rides last year—an average of 8 per day—and that drivers reported sexual assaults at roughly the same rate that riders did.
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" In 2013, he tweeted out another offensive thought: "26,000 unreported sexual assaults in the military -- only 238 convictions.
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Earlier this year, Michigan and Hawaii passed laws giving victims more time to report sexual assaults on children.
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Some are painfully indelible, like the sexual assaults of Sansa Stark (Sophie Turner) and Cersei Lannister (Lena Headey).
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Together their accusations described a variety of sexual assaults — unwanted groping, penetration and physical trauma, including being choked.
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In addition, team members would have to participate in training classes regarding sexual assaults and violence on campus.
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A total of 23,22016 sexual assaults were reported in the US military in the fiscal year ending Sept.
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For three straight years, October has shocked, not just surprised, America with revelations of sexual assaults on women.
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Between 1992 and 2000, only 26% of sexual assaults were reported, according to the Bureau of Justice Statistics.
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At the time, Troyer was a suspect in multiple sexual assaults and had been behind bars for burglary.
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If repeat offenders are apprehended early, 59 percent of future sexual assaults could be stopped from ever occurring.
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But just like rape victims aren't responsible for their sexual assaults, Kim Kardashian wasn't asking to be robbed.
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Even sexual assaults that are reported are undermined by institutional callousness, like the backlog of untested rape kits.
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The statistics are close to the same number of sexual assaults reported in 2014, when 20,300 were recorded.
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Evan Rachel Wood is opening up about the sexual assaults she experienced in order to make a change.
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Vaisey at times participated in the sexual assaults, and both Howells and Vaisey filmed the abuse, prosecutors said.
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Those numbers were slightly less than the 17 reported sexual assaults and four rapes from the year prior.
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Mario Batali will not be charged for 2 alleged sexual assaults in NYC ... law enforcement sources tell TMZ.
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The report named 220 priests who had pleaded guilty to or were convicted of sexual assaults on children.
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The U.S. Bureau of Justice found that only 7% of campus sexual assaults were reported to campus officials.
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She soon learned she was the last in a string of sexual assaults and rapes committed by Holtzclaw.
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Details surrounding the sexual assaults of those uninsured, publicly insured, and men in the LGBTQ community weren't studied.
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That number is likely substantially lower for sexual assaults perpetrated by the people you're supposed to report to.
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"Sexual assaults continue to increase dramatically while the number of cases going to trial goes down," she said.
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According to the Department of Justice, it's estimated that a full 60 percent of sexual assaults go unreported.
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But it also shows that he doesn't understand why colleges are handling sexual assaults in the first place.
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Reported sexual assaults aboard planes are on the rise, the F.B.I. said in a news release last year.
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A personal mission of Zukunft was a concerted effort to eliminate sexual assaults from within the Coast Guard.
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At Tennessee, a lawsuit filed this year partially blamed a noncompliant climate for sexual assaults by five athletes.
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Eventually, five Baylor football players were accused of serious sexual assaults that took place between 2011 and 2015.
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An investigation found that his administration mishandled reports of sexual assaults by some of the university's football players.
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A recent HM Inspectorate of Constabulary report found that 26% of reported sexual assaults go unrecorded by police.
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The incident follows a string of violent sexual assaults on minors that have prompted massive protests in India.
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More than 90 percent of sexual assaults on college campuses go unreported as well, according to the report.
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Before the law's passage, California handled penetrative sexual assaults differently when a victim was unconscious or severely intoxicated.
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In light of Congress's inaction, Gillibrand called on President Obama address military sexual assaults as commander in chief.
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The report named 11 priests who had pleaded guilty to or were convicted of sexual assaults on children.
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Staffs' duties include helping to expedite court proceedings for rape cases and monitoring the investigation of sexual assaults.
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Those include alleged sexual assaults against women spanning four decades for which Mr. Weinstein was never criminally charged.
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According to 8003 data, 2800 sexual assaults — not rapes — out of 2698,24637 are reported to the police nationwide.
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Moreover, there's absolutely no evidence that the passage of nondiscrimination laws leads to more sexual assaults or harassment.
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Schools and workplaces deal with sexual assaults as internal disciplinary matters instead of as what they are - crimes.
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The horrific attack was cited as a recent example of teammate-on-teammate sexual assaults in public schools.
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Most sexual assaults are not reported to the police, and those that are rarely lead to criminal charges.
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Recent studies have found that roughly a third of rapes and sexual assaults are reported to the police.
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Police discovered graphic material – equivalent to 250 DVDs or 300,000 photos – depicting sexual assaults on Sinaga's digital devices.
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In some cases, the report said, they actively sought to cover up sexual assaults to avoid reputational damage.
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The authorities say DNA evidence has tied Robert Eugene Koehler, 21980, to more than two dozen sexual assaults.
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Then came a long line of women making headlines with accusations of sexual assaults stretching back over decades.
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The agency analyzed sexual assaults of female college students from 2014 to 2015, the most recent data available.
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After CNN began asking questions about sexual assaults, Uber announced increased safety measures including a partnership with RapidSOS.
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As a young teen in an adult state prison, he had been the victim of numerous sexual assaults.
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The department said it found more than 300 crimes Penn State had not disclosed, including five sexual assaults.
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According to 2014 data, 310 sexual assaults — not rapes — out of 1,000 are reported to the police nationwide.
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But Gebhardt and her colleagues believe a rise in sexual assaults did occur in the aftermath of Katrina.
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But most sexual assaults don't involve being jumped in a dark alley by a stranger with a gun.
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Austria has not seen sexual assaults on the same scale as those in the German city of Cologne on New Year's Eve more than a year ago, but attacks involving immigrants, like a series of sexual assaults in the city of Innsbruck a month ago, continue to attract close media scrutiny.
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The sexual assaults that are occurring would go down once these sexual predators get a bullet in their head.
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Both the song and music video received positive reviews for its unflinching depictions of sexual assaults on young adults.
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Yet justice for these victims of sexual assaults remains fleeting, in part, because of issues around tribal court jurisdiction.
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"I did not want to cause trouble, so I did not resist the sexual assaults at first," he said.
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Last year in Alabama several women accused Roy Moore of sexual assaults during a failed run for the Senate.
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The Met Police had accused Uber of failing to report serious crimes, including sexual assaults, to protect its reputation.
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Monty knew that Bryce's sexual assaults could come up in the trial, which could threaten the entire baseball season.
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"The sexual assaults that are occurring would go down once these sexual predators get a bullet in their head."
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In 2009, Joseph was charged with over one hundred counts of sexual assaults on women aged 5 to 30.
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She also told investigators she was raped twice a day; Kohlhepp admitted to these sexual assaults, the indictment alleges.
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Assange originally sought asylum with Ecuador to avoid extradition to Sweden, where he was accused of multiple sexual assaults.
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Decades of research have shown that women also have rarely reported sexual assaults, and that is true to date.
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At the Women's March in January, she read an emotional poem that recounted multiple sexual assaults and a miscarriage.
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In total, 4,647 rapes and sexual assaults have been dealt with by either cautions or community resolutions since 2011.
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They also tell us that 63% of sexual assaults -- on and off campus-- are not reported to the police.
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According to the Rape, Abuse & Incest National Network, or RAINN, out of 1,000 sexual assaults only 310 were reported.
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The Pentagon said there were 6,053 reports of sexual assaults last year, according to an anonymous, bi-annual survey.
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Public unease has also grown following a slew of sexual assaults on women in Cologne on New Year's Eve.
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Largely due to the stigma attached to experiencing abuse, though, 68% of sexual assaults aren't reported to the police.
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However, FBI investigations into in-flight sexual assaults increased by 66% from fiscal year 2014 to 2017, CNN reported.
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Around 100 sexual assaults are reported to police in India every day, according to the National Crime Records Bureau.
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MORE detailing what is required of schools in preventing and responding to sexual assaults on campuses under the law.
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The candidate is also defending his suggestion that the integration of women in the military led to sexual assaults.
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However, the significant underreporting of sexual assaults in the UK means that the actual number of incidents remains unknown.
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A study released this year found that more than 99 percent of sexual assaults in India are never reported.
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In 2015, Oregon legislators agreed to extend the state's prosecution deadline to 143 years for first-degree sexual assaults.
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Garcia says he never told anyone about the alleged sexual assaults because he was afraid of losing his career.
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Instead, they see a "recurring pattern" of sexual assaults against women perpetrated by young men of mostly Arab origin.
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The agency says that home invasions, armed robberies, sexual assaults, and homicides are common — even at all-inclusive resorts.
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Tinder has been fairly criticized for not providing enough support around situations that lead to murders and sexual assaults.
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In its first safety report, the ride-hailing company detailed sexual assaults, murders and fatal crashes through its platform.
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CNN found two instances in which drivers pleaded guilty to sexual assaults while working for both Uber and Lyft.
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Of those, 54 defendants were wrongfully convicted of homicides, 24 of sexual assaults and 15 of other violent crimes.
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Uber revealed that more than 20183,000 sexual assaults occurred during rides on its service in the U.S. in 2018.
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Such a total would be drastically higher than the number of sexual assaults the university has previously said occurred.
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"Each month, hundreds of cases of rape and sexual assaults are being reported in this country," Mr. Bio said.
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Moore's record of alleged sexual assaults of underage girls has understandably overshadowed his many other disqualifications for high office.
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U.S. officials told the AP there were 2998,29 reports of sexual assaults made in the year ending on Sept.
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U.S. officials told the AP there were 6,769 reports of sexual assaults made in the year ending on Sept.
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It's been a year since 1,200 sexual assaults happened in Cologne on New Year's Eve — but only two men have been convicted so far It's been a year since 1,200 sexual assaults happened in Cologne on New Year's Eve — but only two men have been convicted so far This segment originally aired Dec.
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Those face high rates of sexual assaults from nonindigenous men, representatives of the activist Wica Agli group said in 2015.
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French feminists will stage a protest against Polanski, who was accused of a string of sexual assaults several years ago.
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"[T]hat is in the best interests of resolving as many violent homicides and sexual assaults as possible," she wrote.
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But Barto's alleged sexual assaults on children continued for 20 more years, until he was arrested this January, prosecutors said.
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She said that the principal and her daughter told her about the sexual assaults and she viewed the video footage.
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Supporters argue that Tennessee's bill is necessary to protect students from sexual assaults and harassment in bathrooms and locker rooms.
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But there are no reported incidents of sexual assaults caused by letting trans people use the bathroom of their choice.
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For example, despite reports of refugees being associated with sexual assaults, reported rapes fell 12 percent last year in Sweden.
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He threatened to destroy Kesha's life and the lives of her family if she didn't cover up his sexual assaults.
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These are all valid reasons, and explain why only 6563 out of every 1,000 sexual assaults are reported to police.
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Outside groups welcomed the overall decrease in sexual assaults but called for additional measures to improve accountability and end retaliation.
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Mistrust of migrants grew after some were linked to sexual assaults on women during New Year's Eve celebrations in Cologne.
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In fact, evidence suggests that transgender people, themselves, are more likely to be the victims of physical and sexual assaults.
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Gillibrand's profile has risen in tandem with her making the prevention of sexual assaults in the military a signature issue.
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Some women used Trump's own words to describe their sexual assaults, which brought home just how violent his imagery was.
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Unfortunately, though, there have been many reports of sexual assaults in Uber and Lyft cars over the past few years.
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A series of sexual assaults by migrants on German women in Cologne on New Year's Eve further darkened the mood.
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There's a myth that most sexual assaults occur at the hands of deranged men who attack women they don't know.
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Women are accusing Sandals Resorts of covering up sexual assaults on its properties in Jamaica with free stays and refunds
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Many military officers are not keen to report sexual assaults because they tarnish the military's reputation along with their jobs.
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In the Atlanta case, both statements from the college presidents said the campuses had taken steps to address sexual assaults.
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After the flurry of sexual assaults and robberies in Cologne on New Year's Eve, however, far-right groups claimed vindication.
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Human rights officials are demanding an investigation into the sexual assaults of 11 Mexican women during protests a decade ago.
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Sexual assaults were often seen as secondary to the murders, and there was little urgency from authorities to investigate them.
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In the last two years, at least six states have extended or eliminated their statutes of limitations on sexual assaults.
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This week, Texas State University announced it under-reported sexual assaults on campus during the 2016 and 2017 school years.
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The Pentagon believes some of this increase is due to a greater willingness by service members to report sexual assaults.
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The first lady explored how the recent allegations against Trump and his alleged sexual assaults affected her as a woman.
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We recently had a very interesting case where a guy carried out five serious sexual assaults in Poplar, East London.
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The U.S. State Department has issued its highest travel warning for Tamaulipas, citing murders, kidnappings, sexual assaults and gang violence.
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"They have a lot of problems of sexual assaults with multiple incidents happening, and the schools just write a check."
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On home game days, there are more sexual assaults at universities, particularly in the first couple of months of classes.
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In 2018, the California Legislature reacted to the Brock Turner case by mandating state prison sentences for certain sexual assaults.
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In the decades since his paper, scientists have been gradually filling out a picture of men who commit sexual assaults.
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She was also prominent in calling on the Pentagon to crack down on sexual assaults of women in the military.
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He explained to us that the transfer of power had happened because of an outbreak of sexual assaults around camp.
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But following a string of crimes that have soured public attitudes toward migrants – including mass sexual assaults in Cologne, murders.
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The fraternity banned alcohol at its chapter houses, and since 2000, injuries and sexual assaults have become much less common.
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A man who had so many previous NDA's hiding his past sexual assaults, he baffled at finally being held accountable.
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Research has shown that survivors of sexual assaults often stay in touch with their assailants, for a variety of reasons.
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Advocacy groups have recorded hundreds of violent attacks, abductions and sexual assaults against migrants returned to Mexico under the program.
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The Air Force also had approximately 220006 percent more reported sexual assaults, while the Army saw an 2202 percent hike.
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According to India's National Crime Records Bureau (NCRB), around 100 sexual assaults are reported to police in India every day.
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After allegations of Bill Cosby's sexual assaults surfaced, Spelman sought to dissociate from its long-standing relationship with the performer.
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Four days later, he kidnapped two more women in north London and subjected them to repeated rapes and sexual assaults.
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According to India's National Crime Records Bureau (NCRB), around 212 sexual assaults are reported to police in India every day.
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Uber released its first-ever United States safety report on Thursday, detailing sexual assaults, killings, and accidents on its platform.
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Uber has seen an uptick in lawsuits over sexual assaults that allegedly occurred between riders and drivers in recent years.
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Another study found that men reporting a history of sexually aggressive behavior commit, on average, more than six sexual assaults.
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Uber said it had counted 3,045 sexual assaults in 2018, which it said represented a small fraction of its rides.
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When boasts by Mr Trump about sexual assaults on women were caught on tape, he dismissed them as "locker-room banter".
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Donna Rotunno and Damon Cheronis, both from Chicago, are taking on a client whose alleged sexual assaults sparked the #MeToo movement.
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Gaynor previously detailed her multiple sexual assaults in her 2013 book, I Will Survive – also the title of her iconic song.
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Washington (CNN)The US Navy is testing the effectiveness of a smartphone app in an attempt to curb military sexual assaults.
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The case is one of several in recent years accusing U.S. colleges of improperly handling reports of sexual assaults and harassment.
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The physical and sexual assaults — which Holby and Powers also allegedly engaged in — continued over several weeks, according to the police.
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Only 10 percent of men report their sexual assaults in the military, and only 40 percent of women do the same.
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"These HHS documents detail a staggering number of sexual assaults on unaccompanied children in their custody," said Deutch in a statement.
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In light of the prevalence of sexual assaults on college campuses it is imperative we assess the language describing these works.
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She fears going back because of the years of sexual assaults she endured at the hands of family members in Guatemala.
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She also was now living in the place where she'd endured years of sexual assaults that started when she was 7.
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Defamation suits are typically filed over what someone says about another person, and unlike other crimes, sexual assaults rarely have witnesses.
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Approximately 14 percent of reported rapes involve boys or men, and 1 in 25 reported sexual assaults is against a man.
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Detectives also recovered messages between Babbitt and Deyo indicating the couple planned some of the sexual assaults — and groomed the victims.
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Uber has also faced criticism for sexual assaults committed by Uber drivers, and for allegedly downplaying the extent of those assaults.
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Harvey Weinstein is on Scotland Yard's radar now as cops investigate at least 11 sexual assaults he allegedly committed in London.
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The Paris killings and sexual assaults by asylum-seekers in Cologne have added terrorism and cultural neuralgia to a toxic brew.
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The frustrating, stressful, often traumatic results of a dead-end police process are precisely why 63% of sexual assaults go unreported.
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During their emotional news conference, the sisters explained that they were too young to understand the sexual assaults when they occurred.
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When Allen was raped in August 22006, it was believed that there was no statute of limitations for military sexual assaults.
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Aides also feel targeted rollouts like the one she made on campus sexual assaults in Iowa earlier this year will help.
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Only one-third of sexual assaults that occur in this country are ever reported to anyone, much less to law enforcement.
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That was true for me: I'm a survivor of multiple sexual assaults and have been diagnosed with PTSD by a psychiatrist.
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According to the Scottish Sun, he faces five charges of rape and two charges of sexual assaults on a young child.
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The kits contain untested DNA evidence from hundreds of previously reported sexual assaults in the city, some of them decades old.
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In Spain the populist Vox Party has shared false statistics about sexual assaults committed by migrants via its official Twitter account.
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The #MeToo movement has forced recognition of the widespread incidence and tolerance of sexual harassment in society, including unreported sexual assaults.
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He was a policeman in the area at the time two of the murders and most of the sexual assaults happened.
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Actresses Reese Witherspoon and America Ferrara both revealed on Monday they were the victims of sexual assaults when they were younger.
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The Netflix documentary "Audrie & Daisy" is intended to spread awareness of teenage sexual assaults and how technology can amplify their ramifications.
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It all exploded in a wave of violence that included multiple allegations of sexual assaults and several fires set by fans.
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The bill would change state law, which treats sexual assaults involving penetration differently when a victim is unconscious or severely intoxicated.
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Some clubs have complained that the university has not presented them with any documented cases of sexual assaults on their premises.
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Probe into Trump's alleged sexual assaults, his taxes, conflicts of interest, Emoluments Clause violations, and his campaign's collusion with Russian Intelligence.
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Level 4's, known as L4's internally, include rape, sexual assaults, and any deaths on the platform, according to sources.
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About 100 sexual assaults are reported to the police in the country every day, according to the National Crime Records Bureau.
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Mass protests About 100 sexual assaults are reported to police in India every day, according to the National Crime Records Bureau.
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A 20-year-old student at the University of Wisconsin is expected to be formally charged today in four sexual assaults.
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The bill would extend that automatic denial to all perpetrators of penetrative sexual assaults, regardless of the state of the victim.
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In both urban Chicago and Ivy League campuses, drug use, drug dealing, thefts, threats, assaults and sexual assaults are unfortunately common.
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As more brave survivors come forward, it is apparent that sexual assaults are committed repetitively, blatantly and too often with impunity.
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Callisto, which is used on campuses to report sexual assaults, is being adapted for workplace use, said Jess Ladd, the founder.
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Perpetrators tend to have a lot of violence in their own childhoods — sexual assaults or child abuse or what have you.
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Furthermore, she added, 60 percent of sexual assaults go unreported, according to data from the Rape Abuse and Incest National Network.
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In 2016, it became the first private school to back US Senate bill to help combat sexual assaults on college campuses.
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Many are crimes of passion; many others accompany robberies, sexual assaults or disputes inside the drug trade or other criminal enterprises.
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For example, one measure she wrote helped provide funds to reduce a nationwide backlog of rape kits for investigating sexual assaults.
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What the independent review found Two accusations of sexual assaults of Baylor students by football players surfaced in 2012 and 2013.
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The last report, released in May, found that 2628,28500 sexual assaults were reported in 6900, up from 2628,28503 the previous year.
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We saw the same pattern a few years ago in a series of revelations about sexual assaults by show business personalities.
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The number of sexual assaults reported to Uber in 19903 rose by 4 percent from a year earlier, the company said.
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Uber has issued its first-ever safety report, which discloses that there were over 3,000 sexual assaults during rides in 2018.
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The Rape, Abuse and Incest National Network estimates that out of every thousand sexual assaults, only five lead to felony convictions.
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The suit, filed in Colorado, relates the two women's accounts of apparently unrelated sexual assaults aboard Frontier flights originating in Denver.
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In 2018, the number of sexual assaults reported during commercial airline flights was increasing "at an alarming rate," the FBI said.
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Allegations of sexual assaults during Uber rides have piled up in recent years in the form of lawsuits and media interviews.
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Lyft is facing another lawsuit pertaining to its handling of alleged sexual assaults at the hands of drivers on its platform.
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Date rape drugs are used in a fraction of all sexual assaults, but they still can put people in dangerous situations.
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Because most sexual assaults are litigated at the state level, National success does not ensure protection for victims of sexual assault.
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In addition to sexual assaults, the military appears to be facing a major challenge in changing the tone of its workplace.
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In fact, in 2014 91 percent of college campuses reported zero sexual assaults, which is simply counter to the statistical average.
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Per CNN, the agency is at a loss to explain the increase in mid-flight sexual assaults, saying that the number of reported incidents is "alarming"—and they are cautioning that waiting until the flight is grounded to take action can interfere with an investigation:FBI investigations into midair sexual assaults increased by 173% from fiscal year 217 to 22014.
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Elsewhere within SB Nation though, other editors voiced concerns about the piece, which almost entirely glossed over the sexual assaults Holtzclaw committed.
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The previous year, the military only managed to secure conviction in 22015 out of 22014,22014 sexual assaults that were reported for prosecution.
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Last year the government banned hundreds of porn sites, arguing it would help tackle the country's epidemic of sexual assaults on women.
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Since mid-September, multiple women have come forward to accuse Kavanaugh of sexual assaults and other misconduct that took place decades ago.
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Sweet said releasing details about the sexual assaults could result in the "dissemination of inaccurate or inadmissible information," and prejudice the jury.
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The U.S. military said it believes that a biannual anonymous survey provides a more accurate estimate of the number of sexual assaults.
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He added that the time frame of the alleged sexual assaults seen in the video was within the Illinois statute of limitations.
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FamilyTreeDNA's terms of service are now similar to those at GEDmatch, restricting law enforcement use to investigating homicides, sexual assaults, and kidnappings.
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The number of sexual assaults reported in the US military jumped by 21% last year, according to Defense Department data published Monday.
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Since late 2017, countless women in Hollywood have shared details about the lurid behavior and devastating sexual assaults happening behind closed doors.
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During the 2017 draft, half a dozen new players were welcomed into the NFL, despite pending charges of physical or sexual assaults.
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These include the shooting of a toddler, the torture of a teenager with special needs and sexual assaults in Chicago and Sweden.
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Two anexados tell VICE News they have witnessed sexual assaults in other anexos, but say they do not occur in this one.
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His unexpected move came after he was confronted in an elevator by two women who spoke out about their own sexual assaults.
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Six times that number reported being sexually harassed, and in some cases the military has kicked out members who report sexual assaults.
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But in the wake of the allegations made against Mr. Cosby, California eliminated statute of limitations protections for sexual assaults in 2016.
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She has expressed outrage at the "disgusting attacks" and sexual assaults in Cologne and said the perpetrators must be brought to justice.
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In an interview with NBC aired in April, they said they knew nothing about the suspected sexual assaults at their training camp.
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The composition is featured in the CNN Films documentary "The Hunting Ground," which explored incidents of sexual assaults on U.S. college campuses.
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As well, these harmful programs often shame survivors for their own sexual assaults, peddle fear, and ignore the needs of LGBTQ teens.
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James Fulton, a veteran law enforcement officer who is more accustomed to solving drug crimes, sexual assaults, robberies — and homicides with corpses.
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Worries spiked after North African migrants were linked to dozens of sexual assaults on German women in Cologne on New Year's Eve.
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About 13 sexual assaults on women are reported every month in Lebanon, official data show, but campaigners say many more go unreported.
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There are other reasons, less in the university's control, that can contribute to obscuring the real number of sexual assaults on campus.
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Separately, Brigham Young University said that students who reported sexual assaults would not face punishment for violations of the school's honor code.
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The comment came during a discussion of her department's changes to guidance on how colleges should handle reported sexual assaults on campus.
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In a quarter of substantiated abuse cases, employees were transferred to other homes rather than fired, including in cases involving sexual assaults.
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A report released last year said the police estimated that as few as 5 percent of the city's sexual assaults get reported.
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To the Editor: As a woman and a feminist, I feel deep empathy toward young women who suffered sexual assaults on campus.
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Often, those costs meant enthusiastically breaking the law, engaging in rampant corruption overseas, and resulted in sexual assaults, injuries, deaths, and suicides.
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The company recently released its first safety report, in which it disclosed that 3,045 sexual assaults occurred during Uber trips in 2018.
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But they're not enough in the short term, given that so few sexual assaults are committed in the presence of third parties.
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Assistant District Attorney Adrienne Jappe on Monday "spent two hours telling you about 19 sexual assaults that did not happen," James said.
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There is no publicly available data for the number of sexual assaults by Uber drivers or for drivers of other rideshare companies.
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Several widely reported sexual assaults in India in recent years have increased public concerns about the safety of women in the country.
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And ride-hail companies have similarly been accused of not doing enough to prevent and investigate sexual assaults that occur during rides.
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Carolina Public Press led a statewide investigative collaboration with ten other media partners examining the low rate of convictions for sexual assaults.
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She was below the age of 18, which is when half of all sexual assaults of women (or girls) occur, he said.
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Actress Uma Thurman details several sexual assaults from Hollywood producer Harvey Weinstein, per a report in published in The New York Times.
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Uber released a lengthy safety report on Thursday, disclosing that more than 3,000 sexual assaults were reported last year on US rides.
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The analysis focuses on the three types of crimes for which exonerations are most common: murders, sexual assaults and drug-related offenses.
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And as long as inequality is baked into faith, as long as "men of God" are unaccountable, then sexual assaults will continue.
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This month, it released its first report documenting the number of sexual assaults that occurred in the United States during Uber rides.
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The task force will make recommendations on best practices for US airlines relating to training, reporting, and data collection regarding sexual assaults.
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Neither Kevin Spacey nor Steven Seagal will face charges for alleged sexual assaults that took place about 25 years ago ... TMZ has learned.
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Gay rights leaders and transgender people said the legislation demonizes the community and espouses bogus claims about increasing the risk of sexual assaults.
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Apparent failures of integration, from sexual assaults in Cologne to terrorist attacks in France, seemed to vindicate Mr Orban's clash-of-civilisation warnings.
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And 900 women were reported raped in 2017, among nearly 3,000 total reported sexual assaults, according to El Salvador's Legal Institute of Medicine.
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Despite lurid headlines, there is no clear upward trend in most categories of offence, though sexual assaults have risen in the past year.
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For sexual assaults prior to that date, the statute of limitations remains three to 10 years, depending on the severity of the crime.
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None currently exist in the US. The number of sexual assaults reported in the US military jumped by 10% last year, to 6,769.
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There is currently no publicly available data for the number of sexual assaults by rideshare drivers — that's why CNN's analysis is so important.
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Weinstein went to wild, invasive, though violence-free, lengths to keep Rose McGowan and fellow victims quiet about their own alleged sexual assaults.
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"Sexual assaults are aimed at humiliating women and an expression of a male desire for power," Ms. Kronenberg said in a telephone interview.
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The spate of allegations at UNC UNC was featured in the CNN documentary "The Hunting Ground," which examined sexual assaults on college campuses.
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And third, it will publish a "safety transparency report" that will include data on sexual assaults and other incidents that occur within Uber.
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This is not the first time the We Are Sthlm festival has come under scrutiny for their handling of on-site sexual assaults.
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Dunn went on to earn a law degree and create SurvJustice, a nonprofit that has helped scores of college women report sexual assaults.
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Reports have abounded of violence in migrant centers, sexual assaults by migrants at music festivals and increased gang crime in immigrant-heavy cities.
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"The prior sexual assaults allegedly committed by Mr. Ravenel may have a significant impact on the parental fitness of him," the documents states.
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For example, Yale University was found in violation of the Clery Act for failing to report numerous sexual assaults a few years ago.
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TMZ broke the story ... a woman filed a police report for rape back in December, claiming two sexual assaults in 1987 and 1990.
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Instead of receiving support and intervention, however, the traumatized students allegedly endured retaliation—or even outright disbelief that the sexual assaults had occurred.
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" Then, when we get to the college level and we hear about sexual assaults on campus, we ask ourselves, "Why is this happening?
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Then, too, there was the growing awareness of the dozens of sexual assaults allegedly perpetrated by Cosby: an icon was dead, or dying.
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On campus suspense builds as a spate of sexual assaults nearby ends with the abduction and murder of a student (a real case).
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The investigation found examples of actions by administrators at Baylor, the world's largest Baptist university, that directly discouraged students from reporting sexual assaults.
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If you want to be less cynical, you could say that Trump's sexual assaults and ties to Russia genuinely disturbed the Republican leaders.
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In Germany, the police have been investigating reports of dozens of sexual assaults in the western city of Cologne on New Year's Eve.
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Violations of ICE standards by contractors detailed in the report include failure to notify ICE of sexual assaults and not disclosing staff misconduct.
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Her bill, "The Protecting Airline Passengers From Sexual Assaults Act," would have required the F.A.A. to collect and publish data on sexual assault.
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Younger women in particular are becoming more willing to protest sexual assaults that once might have been deemed too minor to merit reporting.
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Uber said it plans to publish a "safety transparency report," including data on sexual assaults and other incidents that happen on the platform.
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There is no publicly available data regarding the number of sexual assaults allegedly committed by Uber drivers or drivers with other rideshare companies.
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RAINN reported that 45% of sexual assaults are committed by an acquaintance of the victim, and 25% are committed by a former partner.
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Uber also pledged to publish a "safety transparency report" to provide numbers on sexual assaults and other incidents that occur on its platform.
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In the wake of the students' complaints, the university announced last week that it would review how it handled reports of sexual assaults.
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Last year, Maryland passed a law protecting students who report or witness sexual assaults from being cited for violating drug and alcohol rules.
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One in five women are raped at some point in their lives, and 63 percent of sexual assaults are not reported to police.
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And in Ottawa from 2013-2014, 25 percent of the reported sexual assaults took place at mass gatherings, including music festivals and parties.
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Those numbers have dropped by nearly half, but binge drinking and the problems that come with it, including sexual assaults, have not disappeared.
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So yes, we should remain angry, not just about sexual assault here but about the horrendous sexual assaults that inevitably increase during war.
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Airplanes, with their cramped quarters and crowded conditions, would seem improbable settings for sexual assaults, but recent news accounts show they do happen.
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Deputy Chief Lori Pollock, who is in charge of crime control strategies, said more victims walk into police stations to report sexual assaults.
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On the U.S. border with Mexico, migrant women and girls are often the victims of sexual assaults that go unreported, uninvestigated and unprosecuted.
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Experts say many women are reluctant to come forward and report sexual assaults, in part because they fear they will not be believed.
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He was sentenced this year to prison terms of up to 175 years for criminal sexual assaults of young athletes under his care.
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Ms. Perez's account touched upon another common theme of sexual assaults: how women often delay reporting attacks and live with them in silence.
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It's no wonder that the federal Bureau of Justice Statistics reported that from 2006 to 2010, 65 percent of sexual assaults went unreported.
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Actresses including Asia Argento and Rose McGowan opened up to Farrow with their stories of Weinstein's alleged sexual assaults and harassment against them.
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Criminologists said it was not clear whether more sexual assaults were occurring or more people were reporting assaults amid the "Me Too" movement.
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The lack of thorough background check features has been blamed, in part, for some cases of attempted sexual assaults, according to the report.
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Uber disclosed more than 28503,22019 sexual assaults took place while riders used its service last year in a new safety report released Thursday.
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In combat areas, 85033 sexual assaults reported were in Afghanistan from fiscal 2013 to 2016, the highest number when compared to other countries.
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The school also said that students who reported sexual assaults would no longer risk having their conduct reviewed by the honor code office.
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New York (CNN Business)As it faces fresh concerns over sexual assaults by its drivers, Lyft issued an update on its safety features.
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More than 70 women, mostly young actresses and others in the movie business, have accused Weinstein, 66, of sexual assaults dating back decades.
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They've been comfortable sweeping everything else under the rug — Trump's shady business dealings, post-election financial conflicts of interest, and alleged sexual assaults.
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Correction: a previous version of this article incorrectly stated that the number of sexual assaults in the military doubled over the last decade.
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"For every 1,000 sexual assaults, three result in conviction," Butt says, putting the numbers from an extensive University of Ottawa study into sharp relief.
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The company then introduced a warning badge that would identify hotels and locations where sexual assaults, racial discrimination, and health violations have been reported.
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She compared it to the time in 2015 when the Indian government decided to ban porn sites following a spate of violent sexual assaults.
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During a forty-five-day period in 2019 in the sanctuary county of Montgomery, Maryland, nine illegal immigrants were charged with multiple sexual assaults.
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Two out of three sexual assaults go unreported, according to federal surveys and data analyzed by the Rape, Abuse, and Incest National Network (RAINN).
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This drive only becomes more intense when he finds out about The Clubhouse, a secret jock meeting spot where multiple sexual assaults took place.
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Three weeks went by before local news outlets reported that Stewart had been arrested off campus and accused of a series of sexual assaults.
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Over that stretch in Los Angeles, Latinos reported 25% fewer sexual assaults than the previous year, a decline not present among any other demographic.
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In September Lee Yoon-taek, a theatre director, was sentenced to six years in prison for sexual assaults on nine women during acting lessons.
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"These sexual encounters with Epstein, which of course were horribly abusive sexual assaults of a child, became more aggressive and escalated," the lawsuit says.
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Compared to 2014, the military said that this represents an estimated decrease of about 20143,000 sexual assaults of women and 4,300 assaults of men.
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The question of consent gets particular scrutiny when the victim previously knew the accused, which is the case in the majority of sexual assaults.
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He said measures already implemented in recent years had led to increased reporting and a decrease in sexual assaults, but more work was needed.
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There were also 759 people arrested, 449 violent assaults, and 16 sexual assaults (including two rapes)—numbers that barely changed from the year prior.
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Federal surveys and data analyzed by the Rape, Abuse, and Incest National Network (RAINN) show that two out of three sexual assaults go unreported.
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If it passes, the home of the Terrapins will apparently be the first school using students' walking-around-money to combat campus sexual assaults.
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There was already an increased police presence in Cologne for Carnival following a string of sexual assaults in the city on New Year's Eve.
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Kevin Spacey is now being investigated for 6 sexual assaults in London ... after 3 new men have come forward with allegations against the actor.
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"Black women have been victims of sexual assaults since they were introduced to our country through the nation's original sin of slavery," Zavareei said.
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Those witnesses are expected to testify about similar alleged sexual assaults as prosecutors try to show that Cosby engaged in a pattern of misconduct.
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Billy Hayes, whose robbery homicide division investigates reports of sexual assaults, told reporters police are trying to determine whether Tyndall's reported conduct is criminal.
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"We cannot have a justice on the Supreme Court for the next several decades … who has been credibly accused of sexual assaults," Nadler added.
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THE TOPLINE: The fight over an amendment on military sexual assaults heated up as the Senate began debate on its annual defense policy bill.
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Texas State University admitted to severely underreporting the number of sexual assaults on its San Marcos campus for the 2016 and 2017 school years.
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New allegation follows protests over rapes The alleged incident is the latest in a string of violent sexual assaults on minors reported in India.
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A former Oklahoma City police officer has been sentenced to 263 years in prison for a series of sexual assaults on African American women.
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Recent revelations about Hollywood producer Harvey Weinstein's various alleged sexual assaults have a political angle given Weinstein's longstanding and generous support for Democratic candidates.
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Nazra documented the harrowing wave of sexual assaults on women participating in the protests in Tahrir Square, and helped coordinate support for the survivors.
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Last year, an internal investigation by the city criticized the way the department handled sexual assaults, citing issues with an understaffed Special Victims Division.
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So did Sogyal Rinpoche, author of "The Tibetan Book of Living and Dying," who was accused of decades of sexual assaults and violent rage.
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Women are still blamed for sexual assaults committed against them, and they are still blamed for bringing down the promising careers of beloved men.
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READ: A secret process allows Congress to cover up its sexual assaults The Senate Ethics Committee says it will investigate the claims against Franken.
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An additional 260 cases are in the works: old murders, serial sexual assaults, and unidentified bodies, according to estimates by various genealogists and investigators.
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The number of cases of sexual assaults on children in India has been increasing, government data shows, rising 82 percent from 2015 to 2016.
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Sexual assaults occur in "dormitories, cells, recreation areas, the infirmary, bathrooms, and showers at all hours of the day and night," the report said.
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But stories about Mr. Wieseltier's behavior are now surfacing in the aftermath of revelations about Harvey Weinstein's alleged sexual assaults and harassment of women.
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She also counseled lesbian and transgender students and collected the testimonies of female students who reported sexual assaults and harassment, according to court documents.
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Making sure that all American school-children receive comprehensive, age-appropriate, medically-accurate sex education will prevent a vast number of campus sexual assaults.
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It is time to accept that the criminal justice system may never be capable of providing justice for the vast majority of sexual assaults.
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For example, sexual assaults that involved weapons resulted in serious physical injuries, or that were perpetrated by strangers are more likely to be reported.
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The accusers did not report the sexual assaults to law enforcement for years, and some kept in touch with Mr. Weinstein after the incidents.
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Fifteen people have been taken into custody in the case, which has added to the heated public debate about the handling of sexual assaults.
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Weinstein's lawyers have sought to discredit Haley's credibility by pointing to friendly emails that Haley sent the producer after the alleged sexual assaults occurred.
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Last year, Uber released its first-ever safety report detailing sexual assaults and deaths that took place during Uber rides in 2017 and 2018.
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In Florida, rape was punishable by death unless a jury recommended mercy, but white men rarely faced charges for sexual assaults on black women.
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According to the report, 3,045 sexual assaults were reported during Uber rides last year, along with 9 murders and 303 people killed in crashes.
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The Defense Department acknowledged that even as reports of sexual assaults increased, many young men and women who are assaulted do not report it.
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Uber also promised to publish a safety transparency report that will put numbers behind sexual assaults and other incidents that occur on its platform.
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Les Moonves' fat severance may be in serious jeopardy based on a new report saying he covered up evidence of his alleged sexual assaults.
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If you want to be less cynical, you could say that Trump's alleged sexual assaults and ties to Russia genuinely disturbed the Republican leaders.
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Critics say there's little reason to conclude the higher numbers are a result of this confidence and not a reflection of more sexual assaults.
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Residents and refugees say Myanmar troops and police have carried out beatings, sexual assaults and extrajudicial killings, arbitrarily arrested villagers and set fire to homes.
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According to the suit, university officials are accused of "deliberate indifference to known sexual assaults," which, the plaintiffs argue, "condoned" additional attacks at the school.
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The report is expected to outline that there have been hundreds more sexual assaults than in the previous two years covered by the last report.
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"The company will also publish a "safety transparency report that will include data on sexual assaults and other incidents that occur on the Uber platform.
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"When you support Louis C.K., you tell women your laughter is more important than their sexual assaults and loss of their careers," one sign read.
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Baylor&aposs former interim president, David Garland, also testified during a deposition last year that said Doak&aposs department discouraged victims from reporting sexual assaults.
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Until the latest change on Saturday, the website's published terms of service restricted cops' searches for perpetrators' relatives to investigations of homicides or sexual assaults.
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Weinstein is currently facing criminal charges involving alleged sexual assaults on two women and has been accused in relation to more than 80 women overall.
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Starr has been almost completely silent as two Bear football players were convicted of rape and six other sexual assaults were alleged against their teammates.
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Moreover, there's no evidence that allowing trans people to use the bathroom that corresponds with their gender identity leads to more sexual assaults or harassment.
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Six female former students recently filed a lawsuit, accusing Tennessee officials of fostering a campus culture that enabled sexual assaults and harassment by male athletes.
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While PEOPLE does not usually identify victims of sexual assaults, Nanny Dawn has asked that she be publicly identified by her first name and occupation.
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Wood's op-ed comes just under a year after the actress opened up about the sexual assaults she experienced in order to make a change.
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In total, Toronto police are investigating six separate incidents tied to the school, two sexual assaults, two assaults, assault with a weapon, and making threats.
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Because this is football's fault, and the culture surrounding football is indisputably the reason that women at Baylor are too afraid to report sexual assaults.
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Experts point to sexual assaults on campus and even mass murders like those at a community college in Oregon and a movie theater in Colorado.
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The university said he committed at least 1,429 sexual assaults and 47 rapes while employed by the school, according to the university's 19863 crime report.
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A copy of a court order for information relating to Jacob Appelbaum, a hacker who worked with WikiLeaks (now credibly accused of multiple sexual assaults).
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Not over his alleged sexual assaults, not over images of migrant children being locked in cages, not over his family's documented history of dodging taxes.
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But the main question on everyone's mind is if the terrible, awful, no good, very bad Ramsay left Sansa pregnant after his multiple sexual assaults.
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A recent Title IX lawsuit brought against Baylor University by former student Jasmin Hernandez following a series of campus sexual assaults illustrates the core problem.
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The sexual assaults in Brooklyn took place between 5003 and 2009, the lawyers said, when the boys were between the ages of 8 and 12.
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Weinstein is still facing five other criminal charges related to sexual assaults — one that allegedly occurred in 2013, another in 2006 — of two more women.
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Fewer than 20 percent of all rapes and sexual assaults actually get reported to the police, a clear effect of these stereotypes and preconceived notions.
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For the first time this year, colleges are required to publicly disclose the number of rapes, broken out from sexual assaults, reported on their campuses.
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Three years ago, five women were famously detained for weeks for planning activities aimed to raise awareness of sexual assaults on public transportation in Beijing.
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The increased visibility of victims in college may seem alarming, but it almost certainly does not reflect a spike in the number of sexual assaults.
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Specifically, the lawsuit claims Lyft continues to let "culpable drivers who have complaints of rape and sexual assaults lodged against them" continue driving for Lyft.
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" Fifteen years ago, he bragged about behavior that amounts to sexual assaults on women, claiming that "when you're a star they let you do it.
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To them, the unmitigated celebration of the lost star ignored not just that incident but the experience of all who suffered sexual assaults or harassment.
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All but 10 potential jurors knew some facts of the case, and all but one had heard about the #MeToo movement and celebrity sexual assaults.
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Uber, the world's biggest, chose to be transparent about cataloging sexual assaults, murders and crash fatalities as it has faced growing pressure over these issues.
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Uber has released its first-ever safety report, which revealed a high number of sexual assaults that were reported by riders between 231 and 22019.
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Education Secretary Betsy DeVos said her administration would rewrite Obama-era rules on investigating campus sexual assaults to protect both the victims and the accused.
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Over the course of five weeks, six women have testified about alleged sexual assaults by Weinstein, once one of the most powerful men in Hollywood.
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Safety can also be a concern; according to data from Uber, 42% of reported sexual assaults that occurred in Uber rides were reported by drivers.
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A charge of predactory sexual assault requires prosecutors to demonstrate that Weinstein committed serious sexual assaults against at least two people, according to USA Today.
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Washington (CNN)Reports of sexual assaults at the US military's elite service academies rose sharply last year, according to a new Pentagon report released Thursday.
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In India, where women have fought their own horrifying epidemic of rape, murder and all manner of sexual assaults, change is also in the air.
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Uber, the world's biggest, decided to be transparent about cataloging sexual assaults, murders and crash fatalities as it has faced growing pressure over these issues.
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Though most of the reported rape victims were riders, Uber drivers were victims of other types of sexual assaults at roughly equal rates as riders.
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Although some people discussed consensual relationships, many said vulnerable women sold sex for small amounts of money or food, and some also alleged sexual assaults.
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By mocking Christine Blasey Ford, the President of the United States looked women in the eye and told them their sexual assaults do not matter.
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But New Jersey has no criminal statute of limitations for sexual assaults, and New York has no restrictions for first-degree felonies of any kind.
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What happened to her is just one incidence of a statistical surge in sexual assaults and rapes taking place across London's bars, clubs and pubs.
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In 2015, the Westman Islands police chief requested that police, emergency workers, and hospital staff refuse to talk to journalists about any reported sexual assaults.
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In total, 14 women and two men reported sexual assaults at the hands of CBSA employees, with the number of cases increasing in recent years.
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The move led to a purported boycott of Target by at least one million customers, many of whom argued that Target's policy would increase sexual assaults.
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Low and Dodd said their proposal would amend the law to add to the list of felonies sexual assaults against victims who are unconscious or drunk.
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India has been shaken by a series of sexual assaults since 2012, when a student was gang-raped and murdered on a moving New Delhi bus.
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Uber is asking a judge to prohibit the women from pursuing in open court the claims that are not related explicitly to the alleged sexual assaults.
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Brent Eaton, the prosecuting attorney in Hancock County, Indiana, said that a lack of trained examiners in the area hinders his ability to prosecute sexual assaults.
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The move to create a men-free festival came after Bråvalla—a major Swedish music festival—cancelled its 2018 edition after a spate of sexual assaults.
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In her op-ed, Tamblyn points out that, according to Federal Bureau of Justice Statistics, 65 percent of sexual assaults went unreported between 2006 and 2010.
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A series of high-profile cases in recent years has brought U.S. colleges under heightened scrutiny for how they handle reports of sexual assaults and harassment.
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The military believes the actual number of sexual assaults is on the decline, and it bases this on an anonymous survey it conducts every two years.
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We have seen two sexual assaults on 13 Reasons Why already, and this final one drives home what they are always about: Not sex, but power.
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" Finally, Uber said it will release a safety transparency report that "will include data on sexual assaults and other incidents that occur on the Uber platform.
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A police captain made some eyebrow-raising remarks about an increase in sexual assaults in a New York City neighborhood, according to an article published Friday.
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What they alleged in their lawsuit was a totally widespread culture of sexual misconduct that included sexual assaults on female police officers and on female inmates.
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But there's no evidence that sexual assaults and harassment increase when schools let trans students use the bathroom or locker room that matches their gender identity.
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Clinton and Obama have both issued statements denouncing Weinstein's actions in the wake of The New York Times' reporting about his serial sexual assaults on women.
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But we know from research that two out of three sexual assaults are not reported at the time, according to the Rape, Abuse & Incest National Network.
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With what happened in Cologne, we'll have to see whether those sexual assaults end up being as thoroughly investigated as the property theft that occurred simultaneously.
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The move is not necessarily a surprise—Baylor has faced growing concern and investigation into its handling of sexual assaults on campus for a while now.
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Sexual assaults jumped across all four military services to 20,500 last year — a rise of almost 1723% from 2018 — survey results the Pentagon released Thursday show.
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Weinstein is also being sued by a Toronto-based actress, whose name is being kept anonymous, over two alleged sexual assaults that reportedly happened in 2000.
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After a Star Tribune investigation highlighted problems in the way sexual assaults are investigated in the state, Murphy outlined her plan for new requirements for police.
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Early vehicles regularly struck horses and pedestrians in the streets, gave birth to roving criminals like Bonnie and Clyde, and became common settings for sexual assaults.
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The Title IX claim accuses the private Christian school in Waco, Texas of fostering a violent sexual culture that enables sexual assaults, creating a hostile environment.
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Last month, the Pentagon released a report that estimated sexual assaults across the US military increased by a rate of nearly 38% from 2016 to 2018.
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Baylor University announced Thursday that it has fired football coach Art Briles for his role in covering up sexual assaults by football players at the school.
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On May 26th, Baylor University fired head football coach Art Briles for his role in covering up a string of sexual assaults committed by football players.
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Women are still blamed for sexual assaults committed against them, and they are still blamed for bringing down the promising careers of famous or beloved men.
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One in five women will experience some form of sexual assault in their life, and research shows that nearly half of all sexual assaults involve alcohol.
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The court papers, some of them released just last week, outline the complex and intense national debate over the sentence, and over sexual assaults on campus.
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The department announced in September 2017 that it was rescinding Obama-era guidance on how schools should handle sexual assaults claims under Title IX federal law.
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During a town hall in Watertown, New York, the Ohio governor was asked what he would do as president to address sexual assaults on college campuses.
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Op-Ed Contributor WHEN people hear about campus sexual assaults, they rarely understand the true impact such an attack has on the survivor and her family.
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A thorough FBI inquiry was never likely to provide conclusive or definitive evidence about the alleged sexual assaults, thanks to the years that have since passed.
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And Mr. Trump was angered when Mr. Christie did not defend him after 11-year-old audio emerged of the candidate boasting about committing sexual assaults.
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Mr. Cook, who is being held without bond, is expected to be formally charged on Thursday in four sexual assaults, according to The Wisconsin State Journal.
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And though R.W. was apparently the victim of fellow inmates, official prison staff commit some 45 percent of sexual assaults on young inmates that get reported.
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Uber has pledged to put out a safety transparency report that will include data on claims of sexual assaults and other safety incidents on its platform.
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Washington (CNN)The Education Department announced Friday it is formally rescinding Obama-era guidance on how schools should handle sexual assaults under Title IX federal law.
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Sextortion cases involve what are effectively online, remote sexual assaults, sometimes over great distances, sometimes even crossing international borders, and sometimes … involving a great many victims.
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However, in only 38 percent of reported sexual assaults did the victim face retaliation that amounted to a violation of military law, the Pentagon report said.
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Her proposal would have required an independent military prosecutor, instead of a military commander, to decide whether sexual assaults or other serious crimes should be prosecuted.
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The measure would have taken the decision to prosecute sexual assaults and other serious crimes away from military commanders and given it to independent military prosecutors.
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In December last year, prominent Korean short track skating, Shim Suk-hee, filed a complaint against her former coach, Cho Jae-beom, alleging multiple sexual assaults.
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Eight in 10 sexual assaults involve victims and offenders who know each other, according to the National Crime Victimization Survey, and one-third involve intimate partners.
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You recounted decades-old sexual assaults, your frustration with Congress and your rage over the treatment of both Christine Blasey Ford and Judge Brett M. Kavanaugh.
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The rules required schools to investigate sexual assaults that took place off campus and take steps to protect accusers from their accused while an investigation unfolded.
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The defendants are among some 70 women, mostly young actresses and women in the film industry, who have accused Weinstein of sexual assaults dating back decades.
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But sexual assaults and domestic violence — both of which usually involve a female victim — have long had the opposite problem; their prosecution has been utterly anemic.
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The Pentagon released a report in May that said sexual assaults across the US military increased by a rate of nearly 38% from 2016 to 2018.
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In a country where the number of reported sexual offenses is on the rise, lawmakers hope the legislation will help change attitudes and curtail sexual assaults.
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Last year, our brave ICE officers arrested more than 120,000 criminal aliens charged with nearly 10,000 burglaries, 5,000 sexual assaults, 45,000 violent assaults, and 133,000 murders.
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Last year, our brave ICE officers arrested more than 120,133 criminal aliens charged with nearly 10,000 burglaries, 5,000 sexual assaults, 45,000 violent assaults, and 2,000 murders.
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The unrelated cases come at a time when the number of sexual assaults reported on planes has increased at "an alarming rate," according to the FBI.
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A year ago, Uber announced it would be releasing a transparency report this year containing data about sexual assaults, but the report hasn't been released yet.
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Ride-hailing app Uber released its first ever safety report on Thursday and said that 3,045 sexual assaults had been reported in the US in 2018.
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Yet it is often the very respectability of the aggressor or the institution that discourages women from reporting sexual assaults, as was the case in Sweden.
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"This is one of the most horrific cases involving alleged sexual assaults that I have ever seen," Ms. Allred said at a news conference on Wednesday.
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Last year, our brave ICE officers arrested more than 120,000 criminal aliens, charged with nearly 10,000 burglaries, 20203,000 sexual assaults, 45,000 violent assaults and 2,000 murders.
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Last year, our brave ICE officers arrested more than 120,000 criminal aliens, charged with nearly 10,000 burglaries, 20203,000 sexual assaults, 45,000 violent assaults and 217,219 murders.
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Last year, our brave ICE officers arrested more than 120,000 criminal aliens, charged with nearly 10,000 burglaries, 5,000 sexual assaults, 923,000 violent assaults and 2,000 murders.
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Last year, our brave ICE officers arrested more than 120,000 criminal aliens, charged with nearly 10,43 burglaries, 5,000 sexual assaults, 45,000 violent assaults and 2,000 murders.
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The number of sexual assaults reported at U.S. military installations worldwide increased from 2013 to 2016, according to a new Defense Department (DOD) report released Friday.
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The year opened with scores of sexual assaults in Cologne for which migrants were blamed and reports of a threatened attack on Munich's main railway station.
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For advocates, this is a problematic barrier, since the majority of sexual assaults don't even make it to prosecution, according to the Bureau of Justice Statistics.
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The companies both said they intend to publish safety transparency reports that will put numbers behind sexual assaults and other incidents that occur on its platform.
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There were more than 6,000 "priority one" 911 calls made -- those are robberies, shootings and sexual assaults -- for which an officer wasn't immediately available to respond.
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Consider Uber's recent crime report, which revealed its riders and drivers reported more than 3,000 sexual assaults and nine murders, over 1.3 billion rides in 2018.
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There are few hard stats on the matter, but fact is ... some police departments, like Boston's, have issued warnings about such services after alleged sexual assaults.
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As for Nassar, 54, he's currently serving an unofficial life sentence -- 60 years on child porn charges plus a minimum of 80 years for sexual assaults.
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However, critics argue that there's little reason to conclude the higher numbers are due to a boost in confidence and not an increase of sexual assaults.
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In Germany, where reports of sexual assaults conducted by migrants over New Year's Eve received hefty media coverage, 43 percent said they viewed Islam as a threat.
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Information on gender equality was added following mass sexual assaults on women during New Year's Eve celebrations in Cologne and other cities, according to newspaper Der Tagesspiegel.
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Different states have varied ways of dealing with the crimes of rape and other sexual assaults, many of which leave a lot of responsibility on the survivor.
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Running for president against Hillary Clinton, Donald Trump has chosen to embrace a range of women who've previously accused Bill Clinton of a range of sexual assaults.
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Washington (CNN)Sexual assaults across the US military increased by a rate of nearly 38% in 2018, according to a report released by the Pentagon on Thursday.
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For advocates, this is a problematic barrier, since the majority of sexual assaults don't even make it to prosecution, according to the Bureau of Justice Statistics (PDF).
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Georgia lawmakers heard testimony from Starling and others on Wednesday in consideration of a bill that proposes to change how sexual assaults on college campuses are investigated.
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But he points to drops in the number of felony sexual assaults, homicides, robberies and aggravated assaults since the arrests in the police district that includes Lukachukai.
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Cologne, a city where groups of mainly Arab immigrants were accused of sexual assaults at New Year's Eve celebrations two years ago, is located in the state.
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Also in 2015, we passed the "Enough is Enough" legislation, the nation's strongest measures to combat the epidemic of sexual assaults at our college and university campuses.
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Now Brett Kavanaugh may be denied a seat on America's highest court following a series of accusations that he committed sexual assaults decades ago as a student.
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Last October, Baylor University regents told the Wall Street Journal that they were aware of 17 women who reported sexual assaults by 19 different Baylor football players.
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Obviously, that's completely untrue, but this trope recurs frequently in media, in part because the people telling stories of women overcoming sexual assaults are often, well, men.
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Most of the crimes they were accused of involved theft and violence, said a ministry spokesman, Tobias Plate, but at least three acts were considered sexual assaults.
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In fact, experts from 2162 states with LGBTQ protections told Media Matters they can't identify a single reported instance of sexual assaults of this nature in bathrooms.
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Several days into his interrogation the CIA then rendered Libi to Egypt, where jailors were known for subjecting their prisoners to beatings, electric shocks and sexual assaults.
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Across Britain, the police received almost 30,000 reports of sexual assaults by children on other children over the past four years, including 2,625 allegedly on school grounds.
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A recent Department of Justice report estimates that only 23 percent of sexual assaults in 2016 were reported to police, compared to 58 percent of aggravated assaults.
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This dangerously narrow classification created an environment where the most common sexual assaults could flourish with ease, without even the opprobrium of language to describe its damage.
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Weinstein, 67, fell from grace after more than 70 women, mostly young actresses and others in the movie business, accused him of sexual assaults dating back decades.
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Gaga and power ballad master Diane Warren are nominated on behalf of The Hunting Ground, a documentary about a series of sexual assaults on American college campuses.
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" The university was "concerned" with the number of sexual assaults allegations involving football players and "courts will decide at the end of the date the fate there.
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The suit lists some of the alleged sexual assaults, including a woman Weinstein allegedly met with and ordered to take her dress down and expose her breasts.
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In her lawsuit, the former student charged Baylor with turning a blind eye to sexual assaults to build a strong football team under then-coach Art Briles.
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The fallout continues at Baylor as the University deals with its troubling history of neglecting sexual assaults and other violent crimes among students, including several football players.
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This mere statement, again betrayed the dangerous ignorance Trump and his surrogates demonstrate every time the issue of Trump's alleged sexual assaults against multiple women come up.
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The Pentagon said there were 6,053 reports of sexual assaults last year, the highest since the U.S. military began collecting this kind of survey data in 2004.
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In his findings, Kleck estimated that women use guns to defend themselves 21996 million times per year, and that 216,212 such defensive gun uses stopped sexual assaults.
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Plaintiff lawyers have alleged that, while sexual assaults by drivers of competitor apps like Uber are also common, Lyft has a worse record of working with victims.
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In a brief introduction to Women Talking, Toews explains that her novel fictionalizes real sexual assaults in the Manitoba Mennonite colony in Bolivia during the early 2000s.
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Mr. Trump reinforced his reputation for misogyny by defending his tweet from 2013 suggesting that sexual assaults were to be expected if women serve in the military.
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Mr. Trump was also criticized by lawmakers and military experts for defending his suggestion that the integration of women in the armed forces led to sexual assaults.
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Joseba Asirón, the mayor of Pamplona, told reporters on Tuesday that his administration believed that the number of sexual assaults was probably in line with previous years.
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Such information on campus sexual assaults and the conditions that may allow them to occur would be even more useful if it could be shared across campuses.
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This is far from a perfect system, of course, as shown by the fact that only about 11% of sexual assaults reported actually go to court-martial.
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Cruise lines reported 82 sexual assaults to the Department of Transportation in 2018, making it the most commonly reported crime aboard cruise ships, according to department data.
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"The seriousness of assaults including sexual assaults in the industry has reached a situation that can no longer be overlooked," commission chairwoman Choi Young-ae said Tuesday.
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As a society, we cannot expect to reduce the number of campus sexual assaults if we continue to brand as "rape apologists" those who offer common sense.
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Of these, there are four main camps: child custody, domestic violence, false accusations (rape and sexual assaults), and circumcision (still a huge hang up for the movement).
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Its inadequate efforts to stop sexual assaults and other abuses by these troops is a shameful record that Mr. Guterres will have to work hard to correct.
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With gruesome details and its portrayal of an indifferent university administration, the 9,000-word article, "A Rape on Campus," intensified a national conversation about college sexual assaults.
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A Defense Department survey found that unreported sexual assaults rose nearly 50 percent to 747 in the 2017-18 school year, compared with 507 the year before.
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St. Michael's, a Toronto All-Boys School, Is Rocked by Accusations of Sexual Assaults St. Michael's College School was known for tradition, Catholic faith and elite sports.
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They had been counseled by their chapter president, who told me this story, that it was their mission to prevent sexual assaults and to treat women right.
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The hashtag is meant as a message of solidarity among women and a rejection of the idea that they are somehow responsible for sexual assaults on them.
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If they say zero sexual assaults happened on campus because they're all being silenced, then what they're really saying is that survivors are lying about their stories.
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Fifth, even if a priest is raping children, keep providing him housing and living expenses, although he may be using these resources to facilitate more sexual assaults.
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Also, there is no common terminology in law enforcement for reporting sexual assaults and sometimes the definitions of "sexual assault" differ from organization to organization, he said.
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In addition to his convictions in New York, Weinstein faces several felony charges in Los Angeles in connection with alleged sexual assaults against two women in 2013.
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Mr. Trump's broadside outraged many women, some of whom took to social media and the news media to reveal their own stories of long-ago sexual assaults.
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Ms. Hindley said that her role in the killings was to abduct the children and that she had not taken part in the murders or sexual assaults.
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During the lengthy investigation, CJI looked into more than 150 dating-app-related sexual assaults they found in 10 years' worth of court records and news reports.
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The crisis began in November when a Stockholm daily newspaper published accusations of a long history of sexual assaults by Jean-Claude Arnault, a French-Swedish photographer.
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If he's convicted of predatory sexual assault — meaning that prosecutors show he committed serious sexual assaults against at least two women — Weinstein could face life in prison.
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Research has shown that survivors of sexual assaults often don&apost remember certain details about the attack, because of the way our brains encode memories after trauma.
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While the numbers show a clear rise in the number of sexual assaults, experts say the increase is at least partially due to increased awareness among women.
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In its very first safety report, the company disclosed that there were 3,045 sexual assaults, nine murders, and 58 deaths from crashes involving its platform in 2018.
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Though it's difficult to track how frequently assaults occur on flights, FBI investigations into midair sexual assaults have increased by 66% from fiscal year 2014 to 2017.
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The National Sexual Violence Resource Center CEO cited a Department of Justice study that found only 25 percent of sexual assaults or rape were reported to police.
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Opinion Cissi Wallin was sitting in a TriBeCa diner this October when she first saw the story on Harvey Weinstein's alleged sexual assaults and harassment of women.
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Experts say the actual number of sexual assaults is almost certainly much higher than those documented by prosecutors and the police, because most attacks are never reported.
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Moreover, there are no reports of any sexual assaults happening as a result of states or facilities letting trans people use the bathroom for their gender identity.
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While on the run, Troyer was also identified as a suspect in a series of burglaries, robberies and sexual assaults in Orange County, California, according to Sheriff McDonnell.
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A Globe and Mail investigation recently found that one in five sexual assaults reported to police are deemed "unfounded" by the cops, meaning they aren't even being investigated.
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Lawrence endures multiple beatings and sexual assaults, and savagely bludgeons two people in a steam room; the film never took off with audiences, earning just $46.9 million domestically.
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As Tamblyn mentions in her piece, 65 percent of sexual assaults went unreported from 2006 to 2010 according to a report by the federal Bureau of Justice Statistics.
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But then came a cellphone call with a request from Fox News to be interviewed about the sexual assaults in Germany, which have been ascribed to Muslim refugees.
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We broke the story ... allegations of multiple sexual assaults and human sex trafficking, along with alleged importation of exotic animals, triggered last month's raid on Mally's L.A. home.
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For too long, efforts to prevent sexual assaults placed the responsibility on potential victims: Don't walk alone at night, monitor your drinks at parties and learn self-defense.
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False reports are rare, ranging from 2 to 10% of all reported sexual assaults, according to a commonly cited 2010 study published in the journal Violence Against Women.
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To that end the EEOC has begun emphasising the role of what it calls "bystander intervention"—a technique shown to be effective in sexual assaults on university campuses.
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The country's treatment of asylum seekers has been heavily criticized by rights groups over allegations of abuses of people in detention, including sexual assaults of women and children.
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Matt Damon, who launched his career with Harvey Weinstein, continues to answer questions about exactly what he knew about the producer's decades of alleged sexual assaults — and when.
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"Until we eliminate this and go to zero, we can never be satisfied," Richardson said, calling sexual assaults the most egregious of destructive behaviors seen in the military.
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Exposed to violence, sexual assaults, solitary confinement, and other atrocities unknown to us, youth in juvenile prisons deserve better treatment and a voice during National Human Rights Day.
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The girl whose rape changed a country India has since toughened its rape laws, with stringent punishments not only for sexual assaults but also for voyeurism and stalking.
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On October 85033, the public learned of a live-mic "Access Hollywood" video from 2005, with Donald Trump making lewd, misogynistic comments and describing sexual assaults on women.
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The crime, which took place in December 2012, sent shockwaves around the world and shined a spotlight on the Indian government's seeming failure to adequately prosecute sexual assaults.
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The Guardian published a set of internal confidential documents last year detailing high rates of self-harm, suicide attempts, and regular violent and sexual assaults at the facility.
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Last November, according to the publication, both Morehouse and Spelman came under federal investigation for violating Title IX, allegedly due to the administrations' inadequate handling of sexual assaults.
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The report claimed that officers were aware of "fights, thefts, sexual assaults against women" and described many attackers as male migrants, some of whom allegedly taunted police officers.
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"We are at a real watershed moment in public perception of campus sexual assaults," said Ms. Dauber, who is also leading the effort to have Judge Persky recalled.
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Of the 503,119 sexual assaults reported in the NCVS from 1992 to 2001, a different study revealed that only a single case was stopped by defensive gun use.
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A top Cardinal admitted over the weekend that church officials had destroyed files documenting decades of abuse that could have prevented some sexual assaults (The National Catholic Reporter).
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A mathematical model built by Yale University researchers last year concluded that doubling the number of toilets to 11,300 in Khayelitsha would reduce sexual assaults by a third.
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He survives despite the report's conclusion that "Baylor's senior leadership lacked consistent or meaningful engagement" in enforcing the Title IX education law that covers sexual assaults on campus.
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Ronan Farrow's new book, which outlines efforts to stop his reporting on Harvey Weinstein's alleged sexual assaults, is not on sale on Amazon Australia after apparent legal threats.
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TripAdvisor CEO Stephen Kaufer outlined policy changes Thursday after a backlash from a report that revealed how comments detailing sexual assaults and rape were removed from the site.
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A lawsuit against Uber claims that it failed to warn passengers about sexual assaults by "fake Uber drivers" even though the company was alerted by local law enforcement.
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Sexual assaults in Juba surged last month, to at least 217 reported cases, the United Nations human rights chief, Zeid Ra'ad al-Hussein, said Thursday in a statement.
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Separately, the Pentagon on Friday released data about sexual assaults at local installations, and it revealed the prevalence rates for men and women have gone down since 2012.
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The Association of Flight Attendants-CWA, one of the world's largest flight attendant unions, last year surveyed nearly 2,000 flight attendants about their experiences with midair sexual assaults.
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Reports of sexual assaults across the military jumped nearly 10 percent in 2017 — a year that also saw an online nude-photo sharing scandal rock the Defense Department.
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Then came New Year's Eve in Cologne, and the reports of sexual assaults on hundreds of young women in the city, as well as in Hamburg and Stuttgart.
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A DNA sample taken from him at the time matched a semen sample linked to the sexual assaults of two teenage girls in the Bronx in August 1993.
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President Khaltmaa Battulga formed a commission to reinstate capital punishment for such crimes last year after similar widely-publicised incidents of child sexual assaults provoked a public outcry.
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Major General Camille Nichols, who leads the Pentagon's sexual assault prevention and response office, told reporters it was unclear whether the number of sexual assaults reported had peaked.
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According to the US Department of Justice's 2016 National Crime Victimization Survey, the most recent available, just 23% of rapes and sexual assaults are reported to the police.
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Certain factors — researchers call them "risk factors" while acknowledging that these men are nonetheless responsible for their actions — have an outsize presence among those who commit sexual assaults.
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Yet intraracial loyalties in the face of oppression have also kept many black women from speaking out against their own sexual assaults at the hands of black men.
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Some crimes are not represented fully or at all: acts of domestic violence, sexual assaults, identity thefts, hate crimes, and shootings that don't result in injuries or damage.
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" According to the report, the division had so few staff by 2011 that the senior police officials instructed the unit to "simply not investigate all misdemeanor sexual assaults.
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The occasion of the hearing, to help a judge decide Dr. Nassar's prospective sentence on state charges of nearly a dozen sexual assaults, appeared almost beside the point.
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She has been photographing women survivors of sexual assaults, and printing their portraits on stainless steel pillows using the wet collodion process, a technically challenging and expensive proposition.
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The artist duo is most famous for their abject and sordid representations of American life, elaborate installations and assemblage sculptures depicting events like racist lynchings and sexual assaults.
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But he chose a much harsher sentence, noting that several women had testified about other sexual assaults besides the two for which Mr. Weinstein had been found guilty.
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In addition to his convictions in New York, Weinstein also faces several felony charges in Los Angeles in connection with alleged sexual assaults against two women in 2013.
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Rape survivors report sexual assaults out of a sense of responsibility, and all too often NYPD investigators meet them with hostile questions before a factual interview even begins.
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Every superfluous discussion about NFL kneelers or Aziz Ansari means one less essential discussion about incarceration rates or the thousands of sexual assaults that actually occur each year.
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The sexual assaults and savage beatings that took place were inflicted by priests and nuns, but the state accepted 50 percent of the blame for its oversight failure.
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The situation had been inflamed by asylum-seekers committing sexual assaults and criminal offences and by difficulties in deporting people who were not accepted for asylum, he said.
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The companies both said they intend to publish safety transparency reports this year that will put numbers behind sexual assaults and other incidents that occur on its platform.
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New York (CNN)Harvey Weinstein, the disgraced movie mogul whose alleged sexual assaults sparked the international #MeToo movement, may be sentenced to a lifetime of shame and ridicule.
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The increase has come as university officials have sought to improve the response to sexual assaults following high-profile accounts of sexual abuse by a former university doctor.
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Additional investigations by Pramila Patten, the United Nations special representative dealing with sexual violence in conflict, are focusing on reports of widespread sexual assaults by the Myanmar military.
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The school district also pulled a video from a high school health class last December after parents complained it insinuated female victims were to blame for sexual assaults.
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Despite the introduction of stricter laws in recent years, around 100 sexual assaults are reported to police in India each day, according to the National Crime Records Bureau.
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The crime went unsolved for nearly 20 years, until Bible confessed to the murder and other sexual assaults that included raping an 11-year-old girl in Montana.
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In fact, sexual assaults by a partner or an ex are astonishingly common, with 56 percent of the victims of serious sexual offenses being assaulted by their partner.
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FOLLOW US ON FACEBOOK FOR MORE FOX LIFESTYLE NEWS Rodski also clarified that in-flight sexual assaults are the FBI's jurisdiction and issued a message to would-be criminals.
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In Vienna, police handed out more than a thousand pocket alarms to women, eager to avoid a repeat of the sexual assaults at New Year in Cologne in 2015.
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A day earlier, former Baylor University president, Kenneth Starr, resigned as chancellor after being implicated in the report for failing to do enough to probe sexual assaults by athletes.
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Yet despite the introduction of stricter laws in recent years, around 100 sexual assaults are reported to police in India every day, according to the National Crime Records Bureau.
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The bill is the latest to address the critique that schools should "be in the business of educating, not investigating sexual assaults," as HB 51's Republican sponsor, Rep.
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Dealing in drugs, murder, kidnapping, arson and aggravated and sexual assaults, the gang intimidated the community where law enforcement is more than 45 minutes away on a good day.
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The couple — him a notable Newport Beach doctor; her a substitute teacher — allegedly used their looks, status and wiles to lure two women into sexual assaults, according to authorities.
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After police left his apartment on April 3, he tweeted this: Baylor has come under heavy fire recently for their response, or lack thereof, to sexual assaults involving students.
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Weinstein is currently facing criminal charges involving alleged sexual assaults on two women, and he has been accused of sexual assault and harassment by more than 80 women overall.
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Jaeger said the sexual assaults had come mainly from North Africans who had traveled to Cologne from other cities, but he too warned against a broader backlash against migrants.
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READ: Rape survivor: Not enough protection for victims Backlash For one thing, India is ill-equipped to process not just sexual assaults and rape, but all kinds of crime.
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Uber warned investors about a safety-transparency report it expects to release this year, which will include data on claims of sexual assaults and other incidents on its platform.
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The number of reported New Year's Eve attacks in Cologne, Germany, has now risen to 516, according to police, who said that 103 percent of those involved sexual assaults.
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The number of reported New Year's Eve attacks in Cologne, Germany, has now risen to 516, according to police, who said that 40 percent of those involved sexual assaults.
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Update: February 210, 225: Bill Cosby's wife has given evidence for the first time on the accusations of multiple sexual assaults by her husband, according to The Associated Press.
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Sexual assaults remain frequent and remain infrequently reported, since the mechanics of both the legal system and corporate HR departments remain fundamentally unequipped to enforce contemporary views about consent.
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Yet despite the introduction of stricter laws in recent years, around 100 sexual assaults are reported to police in India each day, according to the National Crime Records Bureau.
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As the New York Times reports, the military recently started retaliating against those protesters with deadly shootings, sexual assaults, and more horrific acts throughout the nation's capital of Khartoum.
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Detectives began investigating after the girls came forward as a group to a school administrator to report the alleged sexual assaults, which range from groping to forced sexual intercourse.
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Though Alaska Natives make up about a fifth of the state population, Native women account for more than half of the victims of reported sexual assaults, state reports show.
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Additionally, though he's not a defendant, Manning has been cited in a lawsuit that accuses the University of Tennessee of mishandling reports of alleged sexual assaults by student athletes.
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Since the start of 2017, there were 12 shootings, eight sexual assaults, and five people were killed, according to preliminary statistics published on a Winnipeg Police Service crime map.
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" Another disturbing finding from the study is that "teens who are heavier media users are more likely to believe that women are partially responsible for their own sexual assaults.
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In April of last year, Jones claimed that the yogurt company Chobani bore responsibility for a tuberculosis outbreak and sexual assaults near an Idaho factory where it employs refugees.
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Those differences could have lasting implications for energy and the environment long after the final votes are tallied and allegations regarding emails, tax avoidance and sexual assaults are resolved.
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It's clear that network television has yet to figure out how to accurately portray kinds of sexual assaults that happen every single day but lack that certain TV pizzazz.
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The president's office noted that the commission did not accuse Mr. Peña Nieto of wrongdoing or explicitly name him as a target of the investigation into the sexual assaults.
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It's unclear, for example, whether he's guilty of the sexual assaults he's been accused of, or whether he would vote to overturn the landmark abortion case Roe v. Wade.
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Some agents specialize in investigating sexual assaults (ever watched an episode of the TV show "Criminal Minds"?) and specific jurisdiction over such investigations is set forth on the F.
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Just how frequent sexual assault is during air travel is difficult to determine, but F.B.I. investigations into in-flight sexual assaults have increased 45 percent so far this year.
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It also doesn't account for the 75 percent of sexual assaults that generally go unreported, according to the Bureau of Justice Statistics, a division of the Department of Justice.
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Experts told Insider they worry the real number of sexual assaults on college campuses may be much higher, and that under-reported data extends far beyond Texas State University.
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The Pentagon plans to make sexual harassment a criminal offense following the latest Defense Department report that found reported sexual assaults jumped 28503 percent in a two-year period.
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The experts said the fear of being investigated, suspended or losing a scholarship could keep students from reporting sexual assaults to the university, potentially letting perpetrators escape campus discipline.
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Within the current "red zone," a period from August to November when more than 50 percent of campus sexual assaults take place, thousands of students will perpetrate sexual violence.
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After foreigners were blamed for a spate of sexual assaults in Cologne, many German women I spoke to told me they have put their guards up against male refugees.
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It's little wonder that 68% of sexual assaults in the U.S. aren't reported to police, while 98% of rapists will never spend a single day in jail or prison.
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Using Department of Justice surveys and statistics, the Rape, Abuse & Incest National Network (RAIIN) estimates that only 344 out of 1,000 sexual assaults are actually reported to law enforcement.
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The number of sexual assaults reported during commercial airline flights is increasing "at an alarming rate," the FBI says; it increased by 66% from fiscal year 2014 to 2017.
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After recently being caught on a 2005 tape gloating about sexual assaults, Trump issued an unapologetic apology in which he focused on the "big difference" between words and actions.
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Caracas, Venezuela Venezuela's capital is unsafe when it comes to personal security, Mr. Bradley said, because of the prevalence of violent crime and frequency of sexual assaults on women.
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"Our main goal is to prevent violence, the sale of drugs and not least sexual assaults," Ronny Alte, then spokesman for the Soldiers of Odin in Norway, told Reuters.
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The Bureau of Justice Statistics found in 2013 that an estimated 80 percent of sexual assaults among female college students went unreported, compared to 67 percent of non-students.
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These anonymous testimonies are highlighted on the Dear Darkness Instagram page, and include a number of sickening sexual assaults allegedly committed by band members and other metal fans alike.
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And it would block the Trump administration from rolling back Obama-era rules that cracked down on for-profit diploma mills and demanded tougher investigations of campus sexual assaults.
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The US State Department elevated Costa Rica to a level 2 alert in January 2020, citing the possibility of violent crime, such as armed robberies, homicides, and sexual assaults.
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His lawyers have also pointed to hundreds of emails in which the communication between Mr. Weinstein and some of the women appear friendly long after the alleged sexual assaults.
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Under questioning, Ms. DeVos said it would be "premature" to say whether she would continue the Obama administration's policy requiring uniform reporting standards for sexual assaults on college campuses.
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But recent reports of drivers involved in sexual assaults and kidnappings put the basic premise of ride-sharing (essentially catching a ride with a stranger) in a different light.
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They particularly sought to discredit Mann and Haley by questioning why they continued to have consensual sex with Weinstein and stayed in touch with him after the sexual assaults.
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Other actresses including Asia Argento and Rose McGowan opened up to Ronan Farrow of The New Yorker with their stories of Weinstein's alleged sexual assaults and harassment against them.
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Schools also have to deal with bullying, sexual assaults, weather emergencies and estranged parents -- say, in a custody battle -- who may want to pull their kids out of school.
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This week, her lawyer secured court permission to incorporate new information into her lawsuit — including the allegation of 52 sexual assaults by at least 31 players over four years.
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The Tribune also found that the school's Title IX office, to which students could report sexual assaults, regularly alerted the honor code office, which looked into the rule violations.
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More than half of college sexual assaults occur between August and December, and freshmen are attacked almost twice as much as other undergraduates, according to the Department of Justice.
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The Department of Veteran Affairs inspector general's office is investigating allegations that sexual assaults happened at the Beckley VA Medical Center in Beckley, West Virginia, the office said Monday.
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Germany was shaken during New Year's Eve in Cologne in 2015 when young men, many of them of North African origin, committed sexual assaults during the street celebrations there.
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The judge said that while Mr. Weinstein had no criminal record, several women had testified about other sexual assaults beyond the two for which he had been found guilty.
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The increase in sexual assaults, as reported by the service academies, is similar to what is happening in the military as a whole, and comes at the same time.
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Justin Fairfax, who is accused of multiple sexual assaults, may demonstrate the party's moral stance, but it would also hand over the reins of state power to the Republicans.
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Ron Johnson While federal agencies regularly collect data on sexual assaults of teens and adults, their methods aren't standardized, and use nearly two dozen different terms to describe sexual violence.
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Defense officials say the rise is actually a sign that more service members trust the system to handle their cases without fear of retribution — not that sexual assaults themselves increased.
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The charges come just a few weeks after former Oklahoma City police officer Daniel Holtzclaw was sentenced to 263 years in prison for a string of rapes and sexual assaults.
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Cologne's police department has come under criticism following a wave of sexual assaults and robberies by men from a group numbering around 1,000 people who were mostly of foreign descent.
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The letter urged universities to investigate sexual assaults and conduct hearings assessed on a lower standard of proof, requiring just a "preponderance of the evidence", or 51% certainty of guilt.
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The Archdiocese of New York released the names of 120 Catholic clergy who have been credibly accused of sexual assaults of minors or believed to have possession of child pornography.
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It took years before the case went to trial, but on September 20, 1989, Ramirez was convicted of 13 counts murders, 5 attempted murders, 11 sexual assaults, and 14 burglaries.
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Massage Envy kept a male therapist on staff with a history of sexual assaults, and he ended up ruining another woman's life because of it ... according to a new lawsuit.
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Other actresses including Asia Argento, Rose McGowan — and Evans opened up to Ronan Farrow of The New Yorker with their stories of Weinstein's alleged sexual assaults and harassment against them.
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Police in Cumbria this month launched an investigation into two deaths and spiralling allegations of sexual assaults at HMP Haverigg; its population is to be halved amid concerns over safety.
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At a news conference in Anchorage, officials declined to link Smith to a larger wave of homicides, sexual assaults, domestic violence and disappearances among indigenous women in Alaska and Canada.
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RAINN estimates that roughly two out of three sexual assaults go unreported – so it's pretty disheartening to know that evidence from the ones that are reported might never be used.
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"The sexual assaults were characterized by their extreme brutality, with women who tried to resist or just looked their rapist in the eye being killed in some cases," it said.
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The victim from Koh Raed, a small island in Thailand's Phang Nga province, first reported the sexual assaults in March, the province's deputy governor Eggarat Leesen told CNN on Thursday.
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According to a report based on FBI data, almost 70 percent of sexual assaults reported to law enforcement occurred in the home of the victim, the offender, or another person.
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Investigators from the provincial Special Investigations Unit, an independent civilian agency that examines serious injuries, sexual assaults and deaths involving the police, did not find a knife at the scene.
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Referring to reports of sexual assaults by migrants on German women in Cologne on New Year's Eve in 2015, Mr. Farage called this "the nuclear bomb" of the referendum campaign.
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Women also face the threat of sexual assaults on public transport and streets far more than men do, especially those who live in fringe slums and may face long commutes.
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One out of 10 campus sexual assaults are reported, and generally only 2-10% of reports of sexual assault may be false, according to the National Sexual Violence Resource Center.
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Farrow, whose work uncovering Harvey Weinstein's alleged sexual assaults prompted a global movement, launched his new book, "Catch and Kill: Lies, Spies, and a Conspiracy to Protect Predators" on Tuesday.
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And he did not back away from his 2013 Twitter post in which he suggested that the integration of women into the military had played a role in sexual assaults.
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But I can offer, by way of illustration, a financial reckoning — collateral damage that demonstrates the devastation, and that rarely comes up in the national discussion on campus sexual assaults.
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Mass sexual assaults on women in Cologne at New Year by gangs of young men described by police as being of Arab or North African in appearance, have deepened worries.
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The inspector general found a slew of other problems that "include facilities failing to notify ICE about alleged or proven sexual assaults" and conducting strip searches with no reasonable suspicion.
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Warning: There are spoilers ahead for "Unbelievable" The Netflix miniseries "Unbelievable" is based on a real string of sexual assaults that happened between 2008 and 2011 in Washington and Colorado.
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The prevalence rates of sexual assaults showed a decrease from 6.1 percent of active-duty women in 2012 to 4.3 percent in 2016, the most recent period with available data.
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In a report by Bloomberg Politics, Mr. Trump's top advisers said they planned to retrain fire on Bill Clinton over women who have accused him of sexual assaults or rape.
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Sexual assault is one of the least-reported crimes: According to RAINN, 68% of sexual assaults go unreported, and 97 out of 100 rapists never see a day in jail.
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For years, public safety professionals and advocates have known that the majority of sexual assaults are never reported and, therefore, fail to be represented in the national crime statistics database.
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"Real change will occur when victims of sexual assaults are not stigmatized as whistle blowers, or people with some kind of agenda for coming forward," Douglas said in a statement.
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In 2016, five rapes and 12 sexual assaults were reported from the event, with that year's headliners Mumford & Sons and Zara Larsson later condemning the event and refusing to return.
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Uber and other ride-sharing companies have also faced the problem of people, mostly men, posing as drivers to carry out kidnappings, sexual assaults and robberies, largely against young women.
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BANGKOK (Reuters) - Thai military conscripts face widespread violence and sexual assaults, Amnesty International said in a report on Monday, calling the abuse institutionalized and systematically hushed up by the hierarchy.
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Lady Gaga appeared on Oprah&aposs "2020 Vision: Your Life in Focus" tour Saturday, when she discussed her battle with fibromyalgia and post-traumatic stress disorder after multiple sexual assaults.
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The report showed that students often do not disclose sexual assaults to the police, university administrations or other formal reporting bodies, instead confiding in friends, tutors or lecturers, advocates say.
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" Another reason to go easy on the drink: Rapes and sexual assaults have been reported in some resort areas, the alert said, and "perpetrators may target inebriated or isolated individuals.
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The number of sexual assaults reported across the military increased almost 10 percent last year, the largest increase the Pentagon has seen since 2015, The Associated Press reported on Wednesday.
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Uber Technologies on Thursday released data on the number of sexual assaults, fatal attacks and the like in the course of 2.3 billion U.S. rides taken in 20183 and 2018.
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Sexual assaults in the military climbed nearly 38 percent in 2018 compared with a survey two years earlier, data that critics say laid bare broken Pentagon promises of a crackdown.
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In its report, Uber repeatedly attempted to contextualize the number of sexual assaults as a percentage of total rides, saying from the start that 20183% of rides occur without incident.
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The rule would essentially eliminate schools' responsibility to respond to incidents off campus, which make up 95 percent of sexual assaults of female students, according to the Department of Justice.
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The congresswomen's allegations come amid staggering allegations about Hollywood producer Harvey Weinstein sexual assaults on numerous women, as well as accusations from Capitol Hill staffers of harassment by lawmakers and aides.
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Photo: Kiichiro Sato (AP)Reports of in-flight sexual assaults committed by passengers against passengers are going up by double-digit margins, according to federal crime statistics, and it's unclear why.
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The announcement followed a university report that cited a disproportionate percentage of sexual assaults were linked to final clubs and frats, partly because they host a lot of booze-filled parties.
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Whether or not the alleged sexual assaults occurred on their set, shouldn't ensuring the safety of women be important enough to Netflix to take a firmer stance on the alleged abuser?
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In court documents, JGCA said she never told her siblings, mother, or the police about the sexual assaults out of fear that her father would find out and not believe her.
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In the 214.24s and '215.19s, a serial rapist in Northern California repeatedly snuck into victims' homes and committed fifty sexual assaults, before moving on to Southern California and murdering 214.39 people.
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London's police force has accused the firm of not reporting six sexual assaults promptly last year, including one case in which the driver continued to work and then attacked another passenger.
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Investigators have long believed that DeAngelo is the man known as the "Visalia Ransacker" who terrorized the small California community in 1974 and 1975, committing over 100 burglaries and sexual assaults.
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However, a spokesperson confirmed that officers from the Child Abuse and Sexual Offenses Command are investigating six separate, male-on-male alleged sexual assaults that match the dates connected to Spacey.
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Wood, who has spoken publicly about two sexual assaults she herself experienced, also admits the frequent brutality and sexual abuse her character Dolores suffered was more "emotional" than she had anticipated.
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Uber has long struggled to effectively manage and prevent sexual assault cases and in the past two month there's been at least 14 reported cases of sexual assaults by Uber drivers.
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According to the Los Angeles Times, Dr. Grant Robicheaux, the Newport Beach doctor accused of sexual assaults dating back to 2009, was charged Wednesday with drugging and raping five more women.
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His comments come after Trump commented on a series of sexual assaults, allegedly carried out by Syrian refugees, which took place in the German city of Cologne on New Year's Eve.
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All the additional analysis of Woodstock '299 is, of course, welcome, but the basic facts of the festival—rioting, cynical avarice, and multiple sexual assaults—are indisputable, and cannot be mitigated.
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There are nearly 300,000 sexual assaults in the U.S. every year, according to the Rape, Abuse & Incest National Network, and less than 100,000 of them are reported to the police. Why?
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The potential loss of $2500 million in federal grants could affect the testing backlog on some 2115,2500 items of DNA evidence collected each year from sexual assaults, homicides and other crimes.
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The two accusers in the criminal case are among some 70 women, mostly young actresses and women in the film industry, who have accused Weinstein of sexual assaults dating back decades.
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Students however say they were peacefully protesting against the rising cases of sexual assaults on female students on campus and a failure of the university's administration to take women's safety seriously.
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While public opinion in Germany was generally sympathetic towards refugees from Syria, sentiment soured following a spate of sexual assaults allegedly carried out by immigrants in Cologne on New Year's Eve.
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The song, co-written by Gaga and Diane Warren, is from "The Hunting Ground," a CNN Films documentary about the recent wave of sexual assaults on American college and university campuses.
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Michigan State University's failure to prevent multiple sexual assaults by former sports doctor Larry Nassar indicates "a lack of institutional control," according to a report by the U.S. Department of Education.
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The proposal by Justice Minister Heiko Maas and Interior Minister Thomas de Maiziere will make it easier to deport non-EU foreign nationals found guilty of committing physical and sexual assaults.
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Following the emergence of a tape in which Trump could be heard bragging about sexual assaults, numerous women came forward with stories that closely mirrored how Trump said he approached women.
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The Swedish newspaper Dagens Nyheter accused the police of failing to publicize details about sexual assaults at a festival in Stockholm last summer until the newspaper drew attention to the episode.
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His departure comes in the wake of the magazine's controversial decision to publish an essay by disgraced Canadian broadcaster Jian Ghomeshi, who recounted his experience being accused of repeated sexual assaults.
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The ride-sharing company also told CNN that it planned to publish a "safety transparency report" that will tally the number of sexual assaults or other incidents related to its service.
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There is a myth that people are not raped by people they know and trust, only strangers, but, according to RAINN statistics, only 28% of sexual assaults are committed by strangers.
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The Arizona Republican, a 26-year military veteran, made the disclosure at a Senate hearing on the armed services' efforts to prevent sexual assaults and improve the response when they occur.
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Hundreds of women have shared their experiences using the hashtag — from accounts of sexual assaults to catcalling and harassment — and their disturbing accounts highlight just how early on sexual harassment begins.
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Full federal data for schools across the country following 2015 was not immediately available, but statistics showed a trend of reported sexual assaults increasing in rate every year up to 2015.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Rape is rape and should not be politicized, Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi said on Wednesday, adding that recent sexual assaults were a matter of shame for the nation.
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At the same session it also faced questions about its handling of reports of sexual assaults by drivers on its platform and on risks to road users from Uber drivers overworking.
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LONDON — By the time she was 17, the Dutch teenager had written a harrowing memoir recounting repeated sexual assaults and her subsequent experience with post-traumatic stress disorder, depression and anorexia.
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Last year, Tennessee settled a $2.48 million federal lawsuit that a group of women brought against the university for the way it handled their allegations of sexual assaults by student-athletes.
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After years of covering up sexual violence on its platform, Uber reported there were 3,045 sexual assaults during its U.S. rides in 2018, along with nine murders and 58 fatal crashes.
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Uber said it had cataloged 2,936 sexual assaults in 2017 and 3,045 in 20173, ranging from unwanted kissing of what it called a "nonsexual body part" to attempted rape and rape.
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In packed community forums, they expressed their fears about the sadistic predator who was committing sexual assaults in their previously tranquil neighborhoods every few days — someone nicknamed the East Area Rapist.
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Based on anonymous survey data, a military report released earlier this year found a spike in sexual assaults in 2018, estimating that some 20,500 troops were assaulted — a four-year high.
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That case set off a national reckoning on how sexual assaults were handled in India, which was named the most dangerous country for women last year by the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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Workers have also protested in the months prior against McDonald's handling of sexual assaults and for low wages, again supported by the ACLU and minimum-wage advocate group Fight for $15.
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But the more reluctant it is to intervene or the slower it is to respond, the more it may open itself to the posting of killings, sexual assaults and other crimes.
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In the few civil suits accusing Match Group platforms of negligence for online dating sexual assaults, its lawyers have cited CDA 230 to try to dismiss nearly every one, records show.
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" The complaint goes on to describe how, while Honea was serving as the jail's undersheriff in August 2013, "multiple other jail inmates complained of sexual harassment and sexual assaults by Hill.
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CESAR also reported that a particular benzodiazepine called flunitrazepam, which goes by the trade name Rohypnol, is often referred to as "the date-rape drug" because of its use in sexual assaults.
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The report also found the Marine Corps had the highest rate of estimated sexual assaults at nearly 11%, up from 7% in 2016, followed by the Navy, Army and Air Force respectively.
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