Sexual Violence: Impact, Response, and Prevention

Sexual violence

Table of Contents
INTRODUCTION...........................................................................................................................3
MAIN BODY...................................................................................................................................3
CONCLUSION................................................................................................................................8
REFERENCES................................................................................................................................9

INTRODUCTION
Sexual violence refers to the crimes like rape, sexual assault along with sexual abuse that
can lead to create negative impact on individual that may include harming other individual,
sexual abuse, alcohol facilitated sexual violence, sexual assault, sexual harassment or others.
There are various cases regarding sexual violence that impact individual and have response
towards the public. There is need to get ensure about effective response for the cases of sexual
violence. There is discussion about the sexual violence which can include different individual
and reason that can lead to sexual violence. There is also discussion about the current responses
to sexual violence within England and Wales which includes current statistics and reporting,
public awareness along with fear of crime. There is also discussion about the policy responses
and prevention initiatives (Campbell & Fehler-Cabral,2022). There is also discussion about
supporting survivors.
MAIN BODY
Sexual violence refers to manipulating or forcing someone in unwanted sexual activity
that are without their consent. This may include different where some reason which does not
includes that consent when individual is in fear, illness, disability, influence of alcohol or drugs
or age. This can have high impact and involving of sexual activity may lead to create the risk of
sexual violence. This is the one in which it includes the effective response towards the violence
which includes sexual advances which are directed against the sensuality regardless that are
related with victim (Belleville, Dubé‐Frenette & Rousseau, 2018).
According to Spohn (2020), sexual violence refers to the violence which include serious
public health along with human rights which also includes the long-term consequences which are
associated with women mental, physical and sexual health. This can include the intimation of
partnership within community structure during time of conflict. This include the deeply violating
and painful experience for survivors. This include forcefully intimation and other forceful
attempt to establish sexual relationship without individual consent. This can lead to create the
risk of sexual violence or rape (Ullman,2021).
In many cases, it has been analysed that offender are known to the victim in some way.
This can lead to create the risk of crime where victim and offender have some sort of relationship
in many cases. Here, offender has some information about the victim either professionally or