Sexual Violence and Our Rape Culture

The rape culture has not been actively addressed by society yet. In some respects, society perpetuates rape cultures by actually maintaining a cycle of victims' criticism, sexual objectivity and the ignorance of elections. When I say ignorance of elections, I mean that society is considered to be outside the public domain, which means that they tend not to look at some kind of sexual violence such as domestic violence. If sexual violence leaks to the public despite the occurrence in the private sector, the victims of social institutions and crime often try to conceal crime in fear of being censored and punished.

The term "rape culture" is used to describe the normalization and spread of sexual violence, violence and damage in American culture. Rape culture created by American feminists in the 1970s explained the relationship between rape and the popular culture of our culture, sexual violence and media appeal. As Emilie Buchwald, Pamela Fletcher, and Martha Roth point out in the culture of transforming rape, "Rape culture is a complex series of beliefs that encourages sexual violence against men and supports violence against women. Sexual and violent violence, a social society with sexual behavior. "

Sarah Prior and Brooke de Heer teaching and studying sexual assaults on campus say that mothers are more conscious of the problem of raising their own daughters.

Rape blossoms culture is a term used to describe the normalization of sexual assault in society. Wikipedia explains the culture of rape. "... It is common for rape and other cultures of sexual violence (often targeting diverse people by women and gender)" excuse or encourage sexual violence "" objectify women It often involves describing social relations as "gender warfare", both of which lead to inhumane acts. In other words, inhumanization brings about the forgiveness of sexual violence against the victims. Because they are mentally regarded as "things" rather than "human compatriots". Thus, in particular when sexism implies that women depend mainly on the needs of heterosexuals, mainly or completely, or that sexual relationships follow the predator / predator model

Of course, sexual violence is not just for Egypt. The term "rape culture" is used to contact incidents of sexual violence cases around the world. Because the argument should not be limited to "their men: bad guys" and "our men: good people." However, the details of the review are equally important. Sexual Violence in Egypt During the protest at Muhammad Mahmoud Street near Tahrir Square in November 2011, the riot police beat me, broke my left arm and right hand, received sexual violence, my boss raped group rape I was threatened by. I was held in the Department of the Interior for 6 hours and the remaining 6 people were blindfolded by military intelligence officers and interrogated. In this 12 hours, I was refused treatment.