Rape Crisis Dunedin

Diatribe | Issue 22

Posted 5:17pm Sunday 2nd September 2012

SlutWalk originated in 2011 in Toronto when a police officer told a group of women that if they didn’t want to get raped they should avoid dressing like “sluts”. SlutWalk was a response to the attitudes expressed by this officer and the culture which blames survivors and excuse perpetrators. Read more...

Diatribe | Issue 5

Posted 4:26pm Sunday 25th March 2012

“Just ask” – two words that seem so simple. In student cities such as Dunedin, sex always seems to be the topic of much consideration and is often acknowledged as just sex. The random one-night stands and “friends with benefits” ease the meaning and pressure surrounding sex and have subsequently Read more...

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