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  1. In Mexico, an Unpunished Crime (Washington Post)

     PRINTABLE PAGE In Mexico, an Unpunished Crime Rape Victims Face Widespread Cultural Bias in Pursuit of Justice By Mary Jordan, Washington Post Foreign ServiceOriginally published in the Washington Post, June 30, 2002 REYESHOGPAN, Mexico — These gorgeous mountain slopes in…

  2. Boy Raped in Juvenile Center (Orlando Sentinel)

     PRINTABLE PAGE Boy Raped in Juvenile Center Anthony Colarossi, Sentinel Staff WriterOriginally published in the Orlando Sentinel, May 4, 2001 TAVARES — The 13-year-old boy never recovered emotionally after he repeatedly was sexually molested for more than a year. Instead,…

  3. Pakistan Rapists Face Death Penalty (The Associated Press)

     PRINTABLE PAGE Pakistan Rapists Face Death Penalty By Khalid Tanveer, Associated Press WriterOriginally published by The Associated Press, July 17, 2002 MULTAN, Pakistan — Prosecutors will seek the death penalty for four men who allegedly gang-raped a woman in a…

  4. Rape Convictions Plummet in Britain, Report Says (Women’s eNews)

     PRINTABLE PAGE Rape Convictions Plummet in Britain, Report Says A new report on British law enforcement shows a “shocking” drop in the rate of rape convictions in England and Wales. By Paul Rodgers, WEnews correspondentOriginally published by Women’s eNews, May…

  5. Rape in Prison (The New York Times Op-Ed)

     PRINTABLE PAGE Rape in Prison Originally published in The New York Times (Op-Ed), April 22, 2001 Because convicted criminals enjoy little public sympathy, prison guards and wardens routinely turn a blind eye as prisoners in their custody commit vicious sexual…

  6. ‘My Name is Not Girl X’ (Chicago Sun-Times)

     PRINTABLE PAGE ‘My Name is Not Girl X’ By Carlos Sadovi, Staff ReporterOriginally published in the Chicago Sun-Times, February 10, 2002 Mention boys to Toya Currie and a shy smile washes over her face like a night light in a…

  7. In Attacks on Disabled, Few Verdicts (The Boston Globe)

     PRINTABLE PAGE In Attacks on Disabled, Few Verdicts Despite evidence, law enforcement drops most cases By Raja Mishra, Globe StaffOriginally published in The Boston Globe, June 10, 2001 In Massachusetts, predators have been raping, beating, and robbing the disabled with…