Eithne Farry
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/ 17 October 2007

If it changed before, it can change again

In the United Kingdom today only 5,6% of reported rapes end in a conviction. ”I think there should be a Women: where not to go tourist map,” says historian Joanna Bourke, only half joking. It was these statistics that enraged Bourke and transformed the writing of her latest book, Rape, A History from 1860 to the Present.