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Hearing: The Cost of Victimization: Why Our Nation Must Confront Prison Rape -- June 14, 2005

Hearing: The Cost of Victimization: Why Our Nation Must Confront Prison Rape -- June 14, 2005

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National Prison Rape Elimination Commission (Washington, DC)

Published 2005. 2 pages.

Access to transcripts of participants' remarks from this public hearing is available at this website. Topics discussed include: staff sexual abuse in federal facilities; personal accounts from survivors of prison sexual assaults; how our nation confronts prison rape -- the medical, emotional, and mental health questions; and how our nation confronts prison rape -- the moral and ethical questions. Accession Number: 021310

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