Marital Rape

Awareness of social rape is that it only occurs in women in dark alleys, men they never saw or never saw before. In fact, there are two types of rape, the victim knows the attacker. One is called an acquaintance rape, and the other is called a couple rape. Every form of rape has a long-term effect on the victim, and for victims of acquaintance rape, they feel particularly embarrassed if the attacker is a school, work relative, or boss. For victims of rape between married couple, attacks including verbal abuse and physical abuse may be violent.

"At least 104 countries can sue marital abuse, of which 32 marriage rape is a specific criminal offense, but the remaining 74 countries do not exempt marital abuse from the general rape provision. At least 53 spouses are separated in justice 53 jurisdiction and 4 countries are criminal prosecuting rape between married couples Four countries have legislation permitting prosecution of couple rape. The criminal offense that can live only outside the marriage, the court did not apply the rape law to compulsive sex between spouses.In the change of social opinion and the internationalization of sexual violence in marriage By accusation, the court began to apply the rape law in marriage, the current applicability of the rape law to spouses in many countries is currently unknown in many countries because the law has not been recently tested in court.

There are three general ways for states to change laws and make rape between spouses a criminal offense. They clearly stated that (1) the marriage rape exemption was simply deleted without adding other words, (2) the spouse's rape was a crime, or (3) the spousal rape was "traditional The sexual assault that we defined as "separates crime". Most regulations in the third case require more stringent requirements and more stringent penalties for marital rape than "traditional" rape. For example, in South Carolina, spousal rape survivors have only 30 days to report crime, and non-spousal rape cases have no deadline. Even in South Carolina, attackers must use power and use power to make attacks criminal. In other words, rape is defined as a lack of consent in "traditional" rape cases, but rape between spouses must also include power and violence.