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Nandini, C. P. (ed.)

Rape law and reform : comparative perspectives edited by C. P. Nandini. - Hyderabad : ICFAI, 2008. - 274 p.

Table of contents:
Chapter 1. Rape under international law:human rights,international humanitarian law and international criminal law
Chapter 2. Rape law reform in England and Wales
Chapter 3. Sovereignty of the soul:exploring the intersection of rape law reform and federal Indian law
Chapter 4. Losing ground?:making sense of attrition in rape cases
Chapter 5. Challenges in aid to rape victims:the case of democratic republic of Congo
Chapter 6. Rape and Indian law - A need for reform
Chapter 7. How the confrontation clause defeated the rape shield statute
Chapter 8. Race, riches & Reporters-do race and class impact media rape narratives? an analysis of the Duke lacrosse case
Chapter 9. "Your is too slow" will the ICTR fail Rwanda's rape victims?
Chapter 10. Repe victims and prosecutors:the inevitable ethical conflict of de facto client/attorney relationships
Index.

ISBN: 9788131418161

Subjects--Topical Terms:
Criminal law.

Dewey Class. No.: 345.02532 / NAN/RAP