Sexual Violence
Sexual violence is a term used to describe a range of violating and unwanted behaviours of a sexual nature directed towards a person.
Sexual violence includes:
- sexual harassment and intimidation
- unwanted touching
- secret filming
- unauthorised distribution of images
- drink spiking
- coerced sexual activity
- incest
- sexual abuse
- sexual assault
- intimate partner sexual violence (regardless of gender preference or marital status)
- rape
A sexual act may be considered sexual violence if:
- you have not agreed or consented to it
- you agreed only because of intimidation or coercion
- you were unable to agree because you were asleep, intoxicated or for any other reason, unable to consent
- an adult has sexual contact with a child.
CSAS Flyer (PDF 533.5KB)
CSAS Fact Sheet (PDF 469.5KB)
Sexual Assault Fact Sheet (PDF 317.2KB)
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