Rape Acquaintance Rape Statutory Rape Date Rape Incest Molestation Sexual abuseRape Rape victims may be forced through threats or physical means In about 8 out of 10 rapes no weapon is used other than physical force ID: 928841
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Slide1
Sexual Violence
Slide2Types of Sexual Violence
Rape
Acquaintance Rape
Statutory Rape
Date Rape
Incest/ Molestation
Slide3Sexual abuse/Rape
Rape victims may be forced through threats or physical means.
In about 8 out of 10 rapes, no weapon is used other than physical force.
Sexual Abuse
Unwanted touching
Forcing you to have sex
Not letting you take your birth control
Forcing you to perform other sexual acts
Slide4Acquaintance Rape
These sexual activities are imposed upon them by someone they know.
Acquaintance assault involves forceful sexual activities that occur against a person's will by means of force, violence, or fear of bodily injury.
Slide5Statutory Rape
Statutory rape occurs when a person of a certain age engages in sexual intercourse with an individual whom is under the age of consent.
The age of consent; The legal age determined by which a person is mentally capable of understanding the decision to have sex.
Slide6Statutory Rape-New Jersey
In New Jersey, the age of consent for sexual conduct is 16 years old.
As a general matter, this means that a person who is 16 years old can generally consent to have sex with any adult, regardless of age.
In New Jersey, a person aged 13-15 can generally consent to have sex with anyone who is no more than 4 years older.
No one
under the age of 13
can legally consent to sex, regardless of the age of their partner.
Slide7Date Rape
Date rape is when
someone you know
socially (but not family) makes you have sex when you don’t want to. It could be someone you meet at a party, or someone you love and trust, like your boyfriend.
They might use physical and verbal threats, emotional blackmail, or
alcohol and
drugs ( Date Rape Drug)
to force or trick you into having sex
.
(
Ruffied
- Sedative Drug)
And it’s not just sexual intercourse − it can be oral sex or some other kind of sex. You may even agree to have sex with someone and then decide that you want to stop, but they force you to keep
going.
While
it’s mostly women who are raped, guys can be victims of date rape too. And, as with female victims, guys are usually assaulted by other men.
Slide8Incest
Incest is sexual activity between family members and close
relatives.
This
typically includes sexual activity between people in a
blood related relationship and
sometimes those
that live in the
same household, step relatives, those related by adoption or
marriage.
Molestation- is when a child is used for sexual arousal by an adult.
Slide9How to get help
Get Help:
911 For Emergencies
Get medical attention, whether you plan to report the rape or not
If you ARE going to report the crime to police DON’T shower, bathe, douche, go to the bathroom, eat, drink or smoke
Go to a hospital emergency room
Slide10Filing for a Restraining Order
Both locations will help you fill out the appropriate paper work
You
may go to your local court house
Monday -Friday 8:30 a.m.-3:30 p.m.
If it is the weekend, holiday, or after hours you may go to your local police station.
Slide11What can a Restraining order do?
The abuser can be ordered not to have any contact with you, in person or by phone, at home, work or almost anywhere you ask the court to put in the order
The court can order the abuser to leave the house or apartment that you and the abuser share, even if it is the abuser’s.
The court may order the abuser to pay for costs that resulted from the abuse; for example, household bills that are due right away, medical/dental treatment, moving expenses, loss of
earnings.
The
judge can order the police to escort the abuser to remove personal items from the residence or shared place of business, so that you are protected by the police during any necessary contact.
Slide12Getting Consent
Consent is the basis for sexual relations… this means:
The only thing that means yes is yes — providing that the person saying yes is at the age of consent.
No means no; silence means no; maybe means no.
If someone is too drunk to say no, or too disabled to say no, or too young to say no, that also means no.
You have the right to change your mind about having sex.
Kissing only means you agree to kiss.
Just because you are at his house, he is not entitled to sex.