Sexual Violence and the Law in Japan

Explore the critical themes of justice and gender in "Sexual Violence and the Law in Japan" by Catherine Burns, published by Taylor & Francis Ltd. This insightful book delves into the intricacies of judicial decision-making in Japanese sexual violence cases, revealing the cultural underpinnings that often shape these rulings. At 216 pages, Burns details the notion of 'eroticised violence' prevalent in Japan, where societal perceptions can unfairly portray the feminine body as culpable. Perfect for those interested in criminology, gender studies, and legal frameworks, this book invites readers to reflect on the systemic issues surrounding crime and sex discrimination against women in Japan. Gain a thorough understanding of this important topic and the complexities of sex crimes in a cultural context by adding this essential read to your collection.