Our columnist condemned the fact that in cases of sexual assault, the victim’s conduct is often scrutinized more closely than her aggressor’s. It’s a conversation we’re still having 43 years later.
Chatelaine
University of Guelph professor Karyn L. Freedman tried to bury the pain and trauma of a violent rape at 22. Here she shares her courageous road to recovery.
In 2011 Chatelaine reported on a group of women in Africa standing up to their sexual tormentors. The case has finally been settled, and the result stands to empower women across the globe.
Flannery Dean
International report: In a land where females are still considered property, a brave band of 159 young girls are taking class action against their government — and in the process forging a brighter future for women around the globe.
Shannon Moroney’s husband was a handsome, charismatic, charitable man who deserved a second chance. Or so she thought — until he turned her world upside down
Leah McLaren
