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    The document discusses rape culture in the Philippines. It provides evidence of the prevalence of rape, with one woman raped every 58 minutes, and one in three deaf women being victims. It also notes that many rape cases are dismissed, denying justice. Victim blaming is common, with questions about what they did to put themselves in that situation. The culture also tolerates rape jokes and catcalls. While most see females as the main victims, some data shows more male youth experience sexual violence. However, the law provides lesser penalties for male victims. This highlights the need for gender equality and reform of the justice system.

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    The document discusses rape culture in the Philippines. It provides evidence of the prevalence of rape, with one woman raped every 58 minutes, and one in three deaf women being victims. It also notes that many rape cases are dismissed, denying justice. Victim blaming is common, with questions about what they did to put themselves in that situation. The culture also tolerates rape jokes and catcalls. While most see females as the main victims, some data shows more male youth experience sexual violence. However, the law provides lesser penalties for male victims. This highlights the need for gender equality and reform of the justice system.

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    The document discusses rape culture in the Philippines. It provides evidence of the prevalence of rape, with one woman raped every 58 minutes, and one in three deaf women being victims. It also notes that many rape cases are dismissed, denying justice. Victim blaming is common, with questions about what they did to put themselves in that situation. The culture also tolerates rape jokes and catcalls. While most see females as the main victims, some data shows more male youth experience sexual violence. However, the law provides lesser penalties for male victims. This highlights the need for gender equality and reform of the justice system.

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    Gahasa by Joi Barrios

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    Darl Dela Cruz
    The document discusses rape culture in the Philippines. It provides evidence of the prevalence of rape, with one woman raped every 58 minutes, and one in three deaf women being victims. It also notes that many rape cases are dismissed, denying justice. Victim blaming is common, with questions about what they did to put themselves in that situation. The culture also tolerates rape jokes and catcalls. While most see females as the main victims, some data shows more male youth experience sexual violence. However, the law provides lesser penalties for male victims. This highlights the need for gender equality and reform of the justice system.

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    Gahasa

    ni Joi Barrios
    Gahasa
    ni Joi Barrios

    Ihanda ang mga ebidensya

    Eksibit Blg 1: Patalim, baril


    o kahit anong sandata
    patunay ng pagbabanta
    Gahasa
    ni Joi Barrios
    Eksibit blg.2: panti na may mantsa
    patunay ng kabirhenan ng dalaga

    Eksibit blg.3: sertipikasyon ng doktor

    Patunay na--
    a: sapilitan
    b: lubusan
    ang pagpasok ng ari
    Gahasa
    ni Joi Barrios
    Eksibit blg.2: panti na may mantsa
    patunay ng kabirhenan ng dalaga

    Eksibit blg.3: sertipikasyon ng doktor

    Patunay na--
    a: sapilitan
    b: lubusan
    ang pagpasok ng ari
    Gahasa
    ni Joi Barrios

    Eksibit blg.4: sertipikasyon ng pagkatao


    patunay ng hindi pagiging puta

    Ipasok sa hukuman ang nasasakdal


    Iharap sa hukuman ang nagsasakdal
    Simulan ang panggagahasa
    Joi Barrios
    Maria Josephine Barrios, popularly known as Joi Barrios, is a
    poet, activist, scriptwriter, actress, translator and teacher. Born in
    1962, she completed her Ph.D. in Philippine Literature at the
    University of the Philippines (UP).

    She taught at the University and also served as an Associate for


    Fiction at the UP Likhaan: Creative Writing Center. She has won
    various honors and awards, including the Palanca Award, the
    most prestigious literary award in the Philippines.
    Rape
    (R.A. 8353: Anti- Rape Law of 1997)
    "1) By a man who shall have carnal knowledge of a woman under any of the following
    circumstances:
    "a) Through force, threat, or intimidation;

    "b) When the offended party is deprived of reason or otherwise unconscious;

    "c) By means of fraudulent machination or grave abuse of authority; and

    "d) When the offended party is under twelve (12) years of age or is demented,
    even though none of the circumstances mentioned above be present.
    Rape Culture in the
    Philippines
     “The entire country has fallen short of addressing the issue of rape.
    Based on 2015 PNP statistics, at least one Filipino woman was raped
    every 58 minutes. One in 3 adult deaf women are victims of rape.
    Although rape and rape-slays in our country are persistently reported,
    many cases filed by rape victims are still dismissed by prosecutors and
    judges, denying justice to the women and girls.” -Rappler
    Rape Culture in the
    Philippines
    “Illiteracy isn’t our main enemy, but rather, the prevailing culture of silence. “–Katrina
    Legarda

     “With every rape joke thrown to elicit laughter, uninvited catcalls to indecent
    proposals sent, and unsolicited dick pics disguised as romantic conquest, and our
    inactive encouragement in the form of tolerance, we are only breeding the airborne
    virus of rape culture.” –Geraldine Antegra

    Read more: https://preen.inquirer.net/87573/rape-culture-pervades-because-we-let-it#ixzz5v29oQtwh


    Rape Culture in the
    Philippines
    Victim Blaming

    In every case of sexual allegation, victims are always unnerved and thrown off with the
    question, “Why did you put yourself in such situation?” –Geraldine Antegra

     “This is rape culture, which breeds the harmful notion that male-incited sexual violence is
    inevitable because that is what we’ve come to expect of them, and that the woman’s job is
    to stay alert, vigilant, and avoid tempting the proverbial beast resting inside every man,” -
    Chang Casal
    Rape and Male Victims
    Rape committed against boys is only considered as sexual assault, which carries a lesser

    penalty than if the victim was a girl. –B. Del Rio

    According to a study by the Council for the Welfare of Children and

    UNICEF, reported just last year, more males within the age of 13 to 24 years old

    experience sexual violence than females. “If we look at the numbers, it’s more males who

    experience sexual violence when most of us assume that the results would tend to lean

    more towards females,” Faye Balanon, child protection officer of UNICEF

    Philippines, said.
    Rape and Male Victims
    This shows how crucial gender equality is, in our justice system. Even if

    the numbers were different, the current law we have makes no sense. As

    Pan International noted, “Sexual violence is sexual violence. Whether boy

    or girl, there is no difference to the trauma.”

    Read more: https://preen.inquirer.net/82978/current-justice-system-thinks-male-rape-victims-

    deserve-less-justice-female-victims#ixzz5v2vjahd0
    Themes
    Violence in Women
    Gender Inequality
    Misogyny
    Poor Justice System

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