Crime prevention is typically presented in a tripartite model that includes primary, secondary,
and tertiary domains. Almost every criminal justice intervention constitutes tertiary prevention …

Child sexual abuse by clergy within the Roman Catholic Church has emerged as a social
and political discourse over the last three decades. The analysis here specifically focuses on …

This report examines sentencing law and practice in Australia in relation to child sexual
abuse committed in an institutional context. It covers the principles of sentencing, sentencing …

This paper provides a comparative institutionalist critique of New Zealand's monetary
redress process for survivors of abuse in care. Using an Irish comparator, the paper …

This thesis advances understandings of the historic abuse of children in care through an
exploration of power and also offers new insights in relation to conceptualising power within …

Over recent years policing jurisdictions have begun investigating allegations of historic child
sexual abuse (HCSA)(Cashmore and Shackel 2014). Survivors of HCSA are potentially a …

Clergy-perpetrated child sexual abuse (CPCSA) has been recognised internationally as
having devastating impacts on individuals, families, and communities. Both research and the …

Men and women who were sexually abused during childhood share many commonalities in
the psychological and social aftermath of those experiences, but one striking difference for …

SEXSOMNI – EN SOVANDE PREJUDIKATFRÅGA? Page 1 En empirisk undersökning av
domstolarnas bevisprövning i de sexualbrottmål där den tilltalade gjort en invändning om …

This research explores personal stories of 16 Australian women aged 57 years and older
who have experienced childhood sexual abuse. It privileges their views and examines how …