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Where rape does not exist: tracing the unsettled position of marital rape in South Africa through women's recourse-seeking journeys
Through a feminist and interpretivist lens, this dissertation addresses the present dearth of research on marital rape in contemporary South Africa by exploring contradictory institutional responses to marital rape in legal, policy, and social contexts. Drawing from an array of academic traditions s...
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Department of Public Law
2019
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