Male-on-male rape is a critically under-researched area in the sexual violence literature.
This is in part due to narratives that portray sexual violence as a female-only issue, which …

Research on men's experiences of sexual victimization is limited and largely outdated. The
present study seeks to remedy this issue by qualitatively examining the accounts of nine …

Research on men's experiences of sexual victimization is limited and largely outdated. The
present study seeks to remedy this issue by qualitatively examining the accounts of nine …

Substantial gaps remain in our understanding of the risks and barriers that exist for men
affected by rape and sexual abuse. The present research utilized semi-structured interviews …

Sexual violence has been recognized as one of the most frequent forms of lived trauma
worldwide (World Health Organization, 2013). Given their predominance as survivors …

Male victims of sexual violence currently receive little attention in the UK, despite a growing
number of men reporting sexual offences to the police and seeking psychological support for …

This paper critically explores voluntary agencies' responses to, and attitudes toward male
survivors of rape in England and Wales. There has been a gap in this area, so this paper …

This chapter presents the empirical findings of men's experiences of rape, drawing together
data from Survivors UK, the victimisation survey and the interviews with counsellors. This …

This paper critically engages with the different layers and dynamics of discourse pertaining
to sexual violence, hegemonic masculinity, and male rape in the UK. This is achieved …

Critiques of the trauma model for understanding the harms of sexual violence raise some
important questions about the radical roots of Rape Crisis Centres in the UK and their …