Online ISSN: 2515-8260

Keywords : Rape Victim


The Basic Needs Of Adolescent Rape Victims According To Choice Theory Reality Therapy

Mohd Al Faani Mokhtar Rudin; Ahmad Jazimin Jusoh

European Journal of Molecular & Clinical Medicine, 2020, Volume 7, Issue 2, Pages 4899-4911

The Prevalence Of Social Problems In Malaysia, Especially Those Involving Rape And Sexual Assaults, Has Seen A Serious Escalation. This Study Aimed To Determine The Basic Needs Aspect That Influences Adolescent To Become Rape Victims. The Methodology Of The Study Used Was The Case Study Method. Nine Trainees From Child And Adolescent Protection Centres Were Selected And Interviewed As Study Samples. The Nvivo 12 Software Was Used For Analysing Data In This Study. Findings Showed That The Basic Needs Of Rape Victims According To Choice Theory Reality Therapy (Ctrt) Are Love, Freedom, Enjoyment, Power And Survival. Hence, This Study Has Contributed Knowledge To All Parties Who Plan Prevention And Care Programs For Rape-Related Cases.

Representation Of Rape Cases In Indian Dailies With Special Reference To ‘Nirbhaya’ Gangrape.

Afaq Ahmad; Seema Shukla; Kavita Verma

European Journal of Molecular & Clinical Medicine, 2020, Volume 7, Issue 7, Pages 4213-4220

Press is considered the fourth pillar of any democratic setup. India is a democratic country; therefore, newspapers play an agenda-setting role in the country. The cases of rape are ubiquitous phenomenon and reported every day in newspapers. A 23-year-old female was brutally raped and murdered by six adult men and one 17 years old juvenile in the year 2012. This brutal gang rape attracted media headlines not only in India but across the world due to its horrific nature in which the crime was committed. The present research paper attempts to understand the representation of rape in newspapers with special reference to Delhi gang rape case. The researcher has also conducted comparative analysis of representation of high-profile rape cases and normal rape cases. To analyze the reports the data were collected from three Hindi and three English newspapers namely Dainik Jagran, Hindustan, Dainik Bhaskar, The Times of India, The Tribune and The Hindu published from Dehradun. The researchers used electronic version of editions for the study. All the news items were read and re-read carefully and analyzed thematically. The study shows that newspapers highlight those stories and give extensive coverage to those rape incidents which have elements of sympathy, public apathy and exposure of such incidents by means of protests.