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Acssa Wrap Male Survivors of Sexual Assault and Rape Definitions: Parameters and Legal Variations Theoretical Perspectives Sarah Crome Reporting: Avenues and Barriers Male Survivors of Sexual Assault and Rape

In Australia there has been an increasing consciousness surrounding sexual crimes and their impact, and this extends to a marginalised yet significant group: male victims. To date, the abuse of males is still underrepresented in our literature, statistics and programs pertinent to sexual abuse. This resource document provides a current overview of research and information concerning male survivors of sexual assault and rape. Men’s experiences can differ from women’s, and the context and the effects of male sexual assault varies across children, adolescents and adults. As for females, the current social and political context influences the incidence, reporting and reactions of survivors, treatment options and ultimately community awareness of the sexual assault of males.