02-21-2010, 06:24 PM
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Rape? It's the fault of the victims
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Rape? It's the fault of the victims, say 50% of women
Half of women think that rape victims are to blame for their attack, a study has shown.
More than one in ten said that dancing provocatively, flirting or wearing revealing clothing made them partly responsible.
This blame culture is deterring victims from reporting the crime, according to the sexual assault clinics that carried out the poll.
Alarmingly, they also found that one in three men claimed they didn't think it was rape if they made their partner have sex when they didn't want to.
Thirteen per cent of men admitted having sex with a partner who was too drunk to know what was happening.
The poll of 1,000 adults found that 54 per cent of women believe rape victims should be held accountable for their attack.
Women were more likely than men to blame victims, with those aged between 18 and 24 the most likely to judge.
Twenty-four per cent of this age group said wearing a short skirt, accepting a drink or having a conversation with the rapist made victims partly responsible.
Nearly a fifth of women thought the victim was at fault if she went back to the attacker's house, while more than a tenth (13 per cent) said someone who had been dancing in a provocative way or flirting should be prepared for the consequences.
The Wake Up To Rape report also found that 14 per cent of women believe most rape claims are made up....
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Is he able, but not willing?
Then he is malevolent.
Is he both able and willing?
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