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Rape as Torture: Is South Africa in Breach of its International Obligations?
Rape is one of the most heinous and degrading crimes that exist. It attacks the victim's sense of human dignity and self-worth. Some argue that the crime of rape is akin to that of torture. The issue of rape is one that is experienced around the world; however, South Africa is one of the highest cou...
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Department of Public Law
2020
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