Sur-violence
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Secondary violence
Also known as ‘secondary victimisation’, secondary violence refers to the additional suffering endured by a victim of violence as a result of inappropriate reactions to their status as a victim. This can take several forms: questioning the victim's experience, victim blaming (holding the victim responsible for the assault they have suffered), or institutional reactions (such as refusing to take a complaint, or procedures that are humiliating, intrusive, or overly lengthy).
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A.I.C.S.
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Traumatic amnesia
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Article 417/5
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Brave space
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Case closed without further action
Consent
Criminology
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E.M.D.R.
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Paardentherapie
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Feminism(s)
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Shame
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Hypervigilance
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Incest
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Justice
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Punitive justice (criminal justice)
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Restorative justice
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Transformative justice
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Legitimacy
Loyalty
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Dismissal
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Peer support
Patriarchy
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Loss of chance
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Privilege
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Experimental research
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Transdisciplinary research
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Recognition
Reparations
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Financial compensation
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Accountability
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Stupor
Secondary violence
Survivor
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C.B.T. Cognitive behavioural therapy
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T.R.E.
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P.T.S.D. Post-traumatic stress disorder
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Mind-body therapy
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Toxic
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GBSV
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Slachtoffer
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Verkrachting
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Psychological abuse
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Sexual violence