"Sexual Violence: Issues in Prevention, Treatment, and Policy" ed. by Kathleen Monahan

This book addresses sexual violence myths, belief systems, and the media’s role in perpetuating sexual violence. It also examines the role of social media in facilitating sexual crimes, particularly sex trafficking. This book examines the work of community stakeholders in addressing and treating individuals who have been sexually victimized and the coping mechanisms of sexually traumatized adult women.

Sexual violence is a multifaceted crime and a global health problem. It is a crime that can happen to anyone, including young and old, male and female, rich and poor. Sexual violence persists due to several variables, including abuse history and a society’s tolerance of the crime. Additionally, belief systems, cultural norms, and legal systems create environments that allow abusers to escape detection.

Contents
1. Addressing Sexual Violence Issues
2. Key Elements in the Representation of Sexual Violence in Spain: Consent, Myths and Stigma
3. Victimized Female Sex Worker Representation in the UK News Media
4. Online Sex Trafficking of Minors – Exploring Effective Interventions and Prevention
5. A Case Study on Transdisciplinary Approach to Eradicating Sexual Violence: Thuthuzela Care Centres
6. If I Didn’t Laugh, I’d Cry: Humor as a Coping Strategy for Adult Survivors of Childhood Sexual Abuse


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