In Epistemic Injustice Miranda Fricker argues that there is a distinctively epistemic type of
injustice in which someone is wronged specifically in his or her capacity as a knower …

The disclosure of sexual abuse in the world of sports is a process that has not been widely
documented. This article presents the results of a document analysis of sport organization …

Abstract Die Werke Manfred Liebels beleuchten die (politische) Organisation von jungen
Menschen weltweit. Bevor er seinen Schwerpunkt auf Bewegungen arbeitender Kinder im …

Inspired by the# MeToo movement, women worldwide are coming forward to publicly share
their accounts of sexual violence. These harmful experiences have been reported in a range …

Objective: Child sexual abuse (CSA) has been receiving growing research attention,
contributing significantly to the understanding of its prevalence, dynamics, and …

Whether in sports training or in physical education contexts, touching is an integral
component of the coaches' tasks. However, recent evidence suggests that touching has …

Introduction: The volcanic eruption of the# MeToo movement shows that the problem was
there for long and was simmering on. The movement was initiated with the aim of knowing …

Michael Burroughs and Deborah Tollefsen (2016) claim that children are subject to
widespread testimonial injustice. They argue that empirical data shows that children are …

Sexual crimes against children differ from those involving adults because of emotional,
developmental and physical differences between adult and pediatric victims, the identity of …

This chapter offers a critique of key issues around safeguarding and prevention in relation to
sexual abuse in sport. Central to the chapter is a consideration of the prevalence and …