Overview

 

Across the world, only a tiny proportion of survivors/victims of sexual violence ever see their rapist punished. There is increasing awareness that the requirements of legal proceedings are often in conflict with the needs of sexual violence survivors/victims. Experiences of the adversarial court processes post-sexual violence are often traumatic, requiring the survivor/victim to confront their assailant, to defend their case and re-live the experience. Restorative justice aims to repair harm done to a survivor/victim of sexual violence, (and where appropriate to their families/communities) through offender acceptance of responsibility, reparations and rehabilitation, whether as a supplementary process, or an alternative, to conventional court proceedings. This section of the site provides you with resources and publications related to restorative justice and sexual violence.  Please assist us to keep this section of the site up-to-date.  Send additional relevant materials to svri@mrc.ac.za

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SVRI
Gender and Health Research Unit
Medical Research Council, South Africa
Private Bag x385, 0001 Pretoria, South Africa

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Tel: +27 12 339-8527
Fax: +27 12 339-8525

E-mail: svri@mrc.ac.za

 

Last updated:
22 September, 2009

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