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CONCERNS ABOUT RAPE

01 January 1991

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CONCERNS ABOUT RAPE
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BOOKS/PAMPHLETS , User Ref = P64839 , Acc Date = 01-Jul-89 L J
F Smith, Home Office Research and Planning Unit
HMSO, 1989 48pp, tables (Home Office Research Study no.106)
RP64839A

Attempts to construct a profile of rape from offences reported
in Islington LB and Lambeth LB during the period 1984-1986, in
order to suggest ways of preventing this type of crime. Concludes
that a key to prevention is to encourage female rape victims to
report the attack to the police regardless of any personal
relationship with the offender.

sexual abuse, attack, violence, abuse
United Kingdom, London

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