A major study conflated some massive countries with some very tiny ones, and that makes an entire continent seem much worse than others on women's rights.

Readers respond to Deborah Copaken’s story of her own rape in 1988, and her choice to confront the assailant in light of the Kavanaugh allegations.

Of course men can be raped. And of course performance art isn't the issue here.

The Lifeguard, Adore, and A Teacher treat the women who commit or nearly commit statutory rape as less threatening than their male counterparts.

Did the Republican level an allegation that he doesn’t believe for political gain? Or did he have his wife pose with a man he regards as a rapist at their wedding?

A journalist wants to know who accused him of rape in a shared spreadsheet. What are the implications of outing or protecting his accusers?

Is there an appropriate way to tie stories of sexual assault to unreliable narrators?

The most serious charge against the WikiLeaks founder, that of rape, does not expire until August 2020.