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2018
It may seem unthinkable for sex trafficking victims to eventually become the traffickers who recruit victims into the same industry of abuse, pain, and exploitation that they had been forced to endure, it is important to understand that the identities of victims and perpetrators are not distinctly separate from one another (Siegel and Blank, Global ...
Natalie Sarachaga-Barato, Lenore Walker
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It may seem unthinkable for sex trafficking victims to eventually become the traffickers who recruit victims into the same industry of abuse, pain, and exploitation that they had been forced to endure, it is important to understand that the identities of victims and perpetrators are not distinctly separate from one another (Siegel and Blank, Global ...
Natalie Sarachaga-Barato, Lenore Walker
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A VICTIM IS A VICTIM IS A VICTIM?
The British Journal of Criminology, 1995DAN ELLINGWORTH +2 more
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Emergency Nurse, 2012
I HAVE just read Pat McCollum's review of the book, Domestic Violence: The Essential Guide by Greta McGough, which appears in October's Emergency Nurse.
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I HAVE just read Pat McCollum's review of the book, Domestic Violence: The Essential Guide by Greta McGough, which appears in October's Emergency Nurse.
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Nursing Standard, 1987
In Nursing Standard (week ending November 7) Police Chief Medical Officer, David McLay is quoted as saying that hospitals are not the ideal place for the examination of rape victims. I assume therefore that he is advocating examination on police premises.
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In Nursing Standard (week ending November 7) Police Chief Medical Officer, David McLay is quoted as saying that hospitals are not the ideal place for the examination of rape victims. I assume therefore that he is advocating examination on police premises.
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Deviants: Victims or victimizers?
Journal of Criminal Justice, 1985Joseph W. Schneider +2 more
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1978
Victimization is nothing new. Coping with the stress of captivity has been studied in considerable detail during and after World War II. Since the victim of terrorism is often a symbol of the government under siege, and since hostages released by terrorists have an immense audience provided by the media in the aftermath of a dramatic incident, these ...
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Victimization is nothing new. Coping with the stress of captivity has been studied in considerable detail during and after World War II. Since the victim of terrorism is often a symbol of the government under siege, and since hostages released by terrorists have an immense audience provided by the media in the aftermath of a dramatic incident, these ...
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