Titlebook: Child Sexual Abuse in Black and Minoritised Communities; Improving Legal, Pol Aisha K. Gill,Hannah Begum Book 2022 The Editor(s) (if applic

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-663-11216-7ailures to provide appropriate support and redress) have been pursued through formal processes. Worryingly, none of these cases has elicited a satisfactory response from the criminal justice system. As a result, the chapter documents Halo’s super-complaint, which is intended to raise awareness of these systemic failures.

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Das Konzept der Lebensweltanalyse,al violence committed against racialized males, specifically the role trauma plays in their lives. Such a perspective requires a marriage between epidemiology and theory, such that scholars interested in Black men and boys can better articulate more general theories of Black maleness that recognize the sexual vulnerability of this group.

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Introduction,ld sexual abuse: A systematic review of interventions and their efficacy in developing countries. Child Abuse and Neglect, 102.), quantifying its true extent and defining its exact nature remain problematic for a number of reasons. Firstly, there is no universally agreed upon definition of CSA, nor

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Epistemic Injustice: Racially Marginalised Adult Survivors of Child Sexual Abuse,tiple forms of victimisation into adulthood. As children, their polyvictimisation included sexual abuse, exposure to domestic violence, forced marriage, child marriage, grooming and trafficking for prostitution, and marital rape; as adults, they have experienced a range of sexual and domestic violen

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Maternal Mimesis: The Impact of Intersectional Abuse on African-Caribbean British Maternal Responsevivors. Based on the findings of a doctoral thesis, the chapter uses the concept of ‘maternal mimesis’ (Wilson .) to explain intergenerational (re)productions of the ‘strong black woman’ racial stereotype as a coping strategy for victims/survivors (Beauboeuf-Lafontant .) of CSA. I argue that this hi

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Survivors Speak Up: Improving Police Responses to Sexual Abuse Cases in Black and Racially Minoritition, domestic abuse, and sexual violence since 2011. Throughout this period, Halo has criticised policing responses to CSA and sexual violence in Black and minoritised communities. This chapter focuses on cases the project has supported over the last decade in which recourse (and complaints about f