Reporting rape: What really happens when you go to the police
The hypocrisies of rape culture have medieval roots | Aeon Essays
Why has it become so hard to prosecute rape cases? | UK News | Sky News
UK rape victim left feeling 'suicidal' after five-year wait for case to come to trial | Rape and sexual assault | The Guardian
David Carrick, Former London Police Officer, Gets At Least 30 Years in Prison for Rape - WSJ
New pilots to boost support for rape victims in court - GOV.UK
London police reopen investigation in alleged sexual assault involving members of 2018 world junior hockey team - The Globe and Mail
How the police are letting sexual assault victims down | Rape and sexual assault | The Guardian
Rape offences in England and Wales 2022 | Statista
Rape - Wikipedia
U.K. Court Hears Details of David Carrick's Years of Sexual Abuse - The New York Times
London Officer Admits to Rape And Kidnapping of Sarah Everard : NPR
I know where the bodies are buried': one woman's mission to change how the police investigate rape | Rape and sexual assault | The Guardian
Only 1 in 40 rapes investigated by police led to criminal charge - see rates in your area - Mirror Online
Why has it become so hard to prosecute rape cases? | UK News | Sky News
Why do so many men get away with rape? Police officers, survivors, lawyers and prosecutors on the scandal that shames the justice system
Confidence in London police crumbles as Met officer who admitted to serial rapes awaits sentencing | CBC News
Why do so few rape cases go to court? - BBC News
The London Rape Review 2021
Half of rape victims drop out of cases even after suspect is identified | Rape and sexual assault | The Guardian
The London Rape Review - 2021 Update | GLA
Statistics about rape, sexual assault and sexual abuse | Rape Crisis England & Wales
Record numbers of sexual offences reported in London - BBC News
Why sexual assault survivors forget details - BBC Future
Dulwich College: Elite London school reports pupils to police over sexual assault allegations | The Independent
Fewer than one in 60 rape cases lead to charge in England and Wales | Rape and sexual assault | The Guardian
