Tue Sep 11 2007On�Monday, 11 September 2007, the�Daily Telegraph�gave extensive coverage to�a study by the Bureau of Crime Statistics and Research on�the proportion of people convicted of sexual offences in NSW�criminal courts over the past three years (Janet Fife-Yeomans and Lisa Davies, "Women fight back: Rape victims are finally being taken seriously, p.5") View the BOCSAR paper >>
11 September 2007
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