“Can You Hear Me? I’m Right Here”: Voluntary Sector’s Treatment of Rape Victims

[1] Bullock CM(2011)Male victims of sexual assault: Phenomenology, psychology, physiology The Journal of the American Academy of Psychiatry and the Law 39 197-205

[2] Beckson M(2014)A crime of identity: Rape and its neglected victims Journal of Human Rights 13 146-169

[3] Clark JN(2012)Examining the relationship between male rape myth acceptance, female rape myth acceptance, victim blame, homophobia, gender roles, and ambivalent sexism Journal of Interpersonal Violence 27 2807-2823

[4] Davies M(1996)“Honey we don’t do men”: Gender stereotypes and the provision of services to sexually assaulted males Journal of Interpersonal Violence 11 441-448

[5] Gilston J(2018)More than support to court: Rape victims and specialist sexual violence services International Review of Victimology 24 313-328

[6] Rogers P(2008)An investigation of the specialist police service provided to male rape survivors International Journal of Police Science and Management 10 486-508

[7] Donnelly D(2015)Male rape myths: Understanding and explaining social attitudes surrounding male rape Masculinities and Social Change 4 270-294

[8] Kenyon S(2015)The dark side of men: The Nature of masculinity and its uneasy relationship with male rape The Journal of Men’s Studies 23 271-292

[9] Hester M(2015)Police Responses to, and attitudes towards, male rape: issues and concerns International Journal of Police Science and Management 17 81-90

[10] Lilley SJ(2016)Voluntary agencies’ responses to, and attitudes toward male rape: Issues and concerns Sexuality & Culture 20 731-748

[1] Bullock CM(2011)Male victims of sexual assault: Phenomenology, psychology, physiology The Journal of the American Academy of Psychiatry and the Law 39 197-205

[2] Beckson M(2014)A crime of identity: Rape and its neglected victims Journal of Human Rights 13 146-169

[3] Clark JN(2012)Examining the relationship between male rape myth acceptance, female rape myth acceptance, victim blame, homophobia, gender roles, and ambivalent sexism Journal of Interpersonal Violence 27 2807-2823

[4] Davies M(1996)“Honey we don’t do men”: Gender stereotypes and the provision of services to sexually assaulted males Journal of Interpersonal Violence 11 441-448

[5] Gilston J(2018)More than support to court: Rape victims and specialist sexual violence services International Review of Victimology 24 313-328

[6] Rogers P(2008)An investigation of the specialist police service provided to male rape survivors International Journal of Police Science and Management 10 486-508

[7] Donnelly D(2015)Male rape myths: Understanding and explaining social attitudes surrounding male rape Masculinities and Social Change 4 270-294

[8] Kenyon S(2015)The dark side of men: The Nature of masculinity and its uneasy relationship with male rape The Journal of Men’s Studies 23 271-292

[9] Hester M(2015)Police Responses to, and attitudes towards, male rape: issues and concerns International Journal of Police Science and Management 17 81-90

[10] Lilley SJ(2016)Voluntary agencies’ responses to, and attitudes toward male rape: Issues and concerns Sexuality & Culture 20 731-748