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Harmful sexual behaviour

Alternative labels
Innapropriate sexual behaviour
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Broader terms
Anti-social behaviour
Current term
Harmful sexual behaviour
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Report

Education, accountability and support: improving Queensland’s response to non-fatal strangulation


An examination and recommendations about the offence of non-fatal strangulation in a domestic setting in section 315A of the Criminal Code (Qld), and applicable procedural rules and practices. The report makes a compelling case to reform Queensland’s response to non-fatal strangulation and charts a clear program of education, accountability and support. It makes 18 recommendations.
Report

The relationship between pornography use and sexual violence in Australian men


Concerns have been raised regarding pornography’s influence on sexual violence, particularly among men. Questions remain regarding the strength of this association, including among Australian men, and its underlying mechanisms. The study provides valuable information to inform measures to prevent and counteract any potential negative impacts of violent pornography on sexual behaviour.
Report

The links between childhood sexual abuse victimisation and adolescent offending

Amanda Bodker, Yolonda Adams, John Rynne, James Ogilvie

Child sexual abuse (CSA) victimisation has been linked to a greater risk of engaging in juvenile offending broadly, and sexual offending specifically, for male youth. This study used data and clinical information from a Queensland specialised service to examine the links between CSA victimisation experiences and sexual offending. Findings highlight the need for early intervention...
Guide

Sexual choking: a health promotion approach


This resource is for service providers and healthcare providers who want to take a health promotion approach to address sexual choking. It sets out eight evidence-based ways to approach health promotion with different audiences of people who engage in, or who may be considering engaging in, sexual choking.
Briefing paper

Routine online activities and vulnerability to dating app facilitated sexual violence


This study examines factors associated with dating app facilitated sexual violence finding that online dating platforms facilitate a high prevalence of sexual harassment, aggression and violence. It recommends dating platforms implement robust safety features and reporting mechanisms to mitigate the risks. The study also emphasises the need for broader societal approaches addressing the root causes...