Preventing Mass Sexual Violence in Asia-Pacific

The Prevention of Sexual Violence in Asia Pacific project is concerned with understanding the relationship between endemic violence against women with widespread and systematic sexual and gender based violence. We are documenting all reports of violence against women and girls in three countries: Philippines, Myanmar and Sri Lanka. The purpose is to understand the relationship between political violence, violence against women and spikes in sexual violence atrocities against these populations. The study covers 1998-2016.List of Publications

Davies,
S.E and J. True, 2017. “When
There is No Justice: The Case of Conflict-Related Sexual and Gender-based
Violence in Sri Lanka” International
Journal of Human Rights 21, 8: 1320-1336.

Davies,
S.E and J. True. 2017.
“Connecting the Dots: Pre-existing
Patterns of Gender Inequality and the Likelihood of Mass Sexual Violence.”
Global Responsibility to Protect 9,
1: 65-85.

Davies,
S.E and J. True. 2017. “The Politics of Counting and Reporting Conflict-related
Sexual and Gender-based Violence.” International
Feminist Journal of Politics 19, 1: 4-21.

Davies
and J. True. 2017. “Norm Entrepreneurship in International Politics: William
Hague and the Prevention of Sexual Violence in Conflict”, Foreign Policy Analysis 13,
3, 1: 701–721.True, J.
“Conflict in Asia and the Role of Gender-Based Violence.” In The State of Conflict and Violence in Asia.
San Francisco: Asia Foundation, 2017.

Davies,
S.E, J. True and M. Tanyag.
2016. “How Women’s Silence Secures the Peace: Analysing Sexual And Gender-Based
Violence in a Low Intensity Conflict. “ Gender
and Development 24, 3: 459-473.

Davies, Sara and
J. True. 2015. “The Pandemic of Conflict-Related Sexual Violence and the
Political Economy of Gender Inequality.” In Nicola Henry, Anastasia Powell and
Asher Flynn, eds. Rape Justice:
Beyond the Realm of Law, Basingstoke: Palgrave.

亚太地区预防性暴力项目（The Prevention of Sexual Violence in Asia Pacific）旨在厘清地方性针对妇女的暴力与大范围系统性性及基于性别的暴力（sexual and gender-based violence）之间的关联。本团队正在菲律宾、缅甸及斯里兰卡三个国家，记录所有针对妇女与女童的暴力报案信息，以期探明政治暴力、针对妇女的暴力，以及针对上述人群的性暴力暴行激增三者间的内在联系。本研究的时间跨度为1998年至2016年。

已发表文献列表

戴维斯（Davies, S.E）与特鲁（True, J.），2017年。《无正义可言：斯里兰卡境内与冲突相关的性及基于性别的暴力案例》，《国际人权期刊（International Journal of Human Rights）》第21卷第8期，第1320-1336页。

戴维斯与特鲁，2017年。《串联线索：性别不平等的既有模式与大规模性暴力发生概率》，《全球保护责任（Global Responsibility to Protect）》第9卷第1期，第65-85页。

戴维斯与特鲁，2017年。《统计与报告与冲突相关的性及基于性别的暴力的政治逻辑》，《国际女权主义政治期刊（International Feminist Journal of Politics）》第19卷第1期，第4-21页。

戴维斯与特鲁，2017年。《国际政治中的规范创业：威廉·黑格与冲突中性暴力的预防》，《外交政策分析（Foreign Policy Analysis）》第13卷第3期，第701–721页。

特鲁（True, J.），《亚洲的冲突与基于性别的暴力的作用》，载于《亚洲冲突与暴力现状》，旧金山：亚洲基金会（Asia Foundation），2017年。

戴维斯、特鲁与塔尼亚格（Tanyag, M.），2016年。《女性的沉默如何巩固和平：分析低烈度冲突中的性及基于性别的暴力》，《性别与发展（Gender and Development）》第24卷第3期，第459-473页。

戴维斯（Sara Davies）与特鲁，2015年。《与冲突相关的性暴力大流行与性别不平等的政治经济学》，载于尼科拉·亨利、阿纳斯塔西娅·鲍威尔与阿舍·弗林主编：《强奸正义：超越法律范畴》，贝辛斯托克：帕尔格雷夫出版社（Palgrave）。