Victims of Rape

Rape is a form of severely underestimated damage. Rape crime has been denied for many years. It is believed that women are anxious to secretly be raped. In addition, some believe it is impossible to commit rape (Pilkington, 2011, lecture 4). In a sense, this rape refusal continues in our society. Denying the sacrifice only increases the negative emotions of the victims of rape and the reasons they leave their victims unreported.

Personal injuries include all violent damage (rape or sexual assault, robbery, deterioration and simple attack) and personal theft. This category includes attempted and attempted. Victims of violence are defined as rape or sexual assault, robbery, intense assault, or simple attack. Because it is impossible to question the victim, NCVS can not measure murder. Personal theft or theft includes wallet theft and pocket picking. Measures to measure whether the victim was injured or damaged as a result of a crime. This applies only to the personal injury of contact between the victim and the criminal. The type of injury is used to distinguish between serious and minor attacks. Severe injuries include puncture wounds, gunshot wounds, bone fractures, loss of teeth, loss of consciousness. The completed rape is classified as genuine. For minor injuries, there are bruises, black circles, cuts, scratches, swelling and so on. Other injuries that can not be judged as severe or mild are characterized by the amount of hospitalization required. Damages caused by attacks in criminal cases include all (physical) injuries suffered by the victim, such as fractures, bruises, cuts, internal injuries.