Tag: sexual violence
Western Media Won’t Call IDF Gang Rape What It Is
Harriet Williamson
Almost Half of Female Transport Workers Suffer Sexual Assault at Work
Polly Smythe
UK Charity Honours IDF Soldier Who Rummaged Through Gazan Women’s Underwear
Rivkah Brown
Self-Help Culture Is a Lie – But Its Opposite Is Just As Bogus
Daisy Schofield
The Police Are the Domestic Abusers of the Nation
Shanice McBean
Do I Think About Rape Too Much?
Why are women more afraid of violence from strangers on the street when – statistically speaking – home is the place where they’re most unsafe? Ash Sarkar takes a look at how rational fears are used to justify irrational policy decisions, and what we miss when we talk about ‘rape culture’.
Carceral Feminism Isn’t the Answer to Sexual Violence
Caren Holmes
Were Trans People “Born This Way”?
In debates around the rights of transgender people, a charge often levelled at those fighting for trans inclusion is that their arguments rest on a denial of biological facts. Michael Walker speaks to biologist Julia Serano about what so-called ‘gender critical’ thinkers get wrong about sex and gender, and whether trans activists should embrace the argument that they were “born this way”.
How Violence Shapes Our Sex Lives
Scrapping Britain’s First Red Light District Will Be a Disaster for Sex Workers
Lydia Caradonna and Kate Hardy
The Far Right Don’t Care About Sexual Violence – They’re Just Trying to Gain Political Power
Dalia Gebrial
Policing by Consent?
Oonagh Ryder and Sam Swann speak to Koshka Duff, a lecturer in Philosophy at the University of Nottingham. In 2013, she was arrested and strip searched after offering a legal advice card to a teenager being stopped and searched in Hackney.
How Anti-Sex Work Legislation Bolsters the Racist State
Ava Caradonna
What Does Justice Look Like Without Prisons?
Oonagh Ryder
Who Gets Sick From Yellow Fever? What Carceral Feminism Does Not See
Kate Sim
Ched Evans, State Violence and the Politics of Rape
On this week’s Killjoy FM Ray Filar is joined by Zoe Stavri and Andie Macario as they discuss state violence against women and non-binary people.