...” by the opposition, demands to remove the posters accused the district of instructing students about sexuality without parental consent. The noninstructional posters presented celebrities and the definitions associated with their LGBTQ+ identities, in the spirit of the Got Milk? Campaign. This case study...

... is to make sure that, as far as possible, children understand what is happening, have the opportunity to voice an opinion on their participation, and have this view respected. For example, a practical action to help with this is producing information sheets and consent forms for children that are designed...

.... The purpose of this chapter is to provide an understanding of player perceptions of hazing in the context of an environment that is typically understood as hypermasculine to the point of enabling abuse and the vitiation of consent. Drawing on a content analysis of affidavits from the Carcillo lawsuit...

...) – specifically, children's personal data–related recitals and articles; the importance of the definition of a legal basis for personal data processing according to the GDPR, including consent; and the necessary information to be provided to children before their data are processed. Right to be heard child...

...Abstract This introductory chapter will provide the context for the collection, introducing the topic(s) of sex, consent, the law and the wider ongoing debates concerning the use of consensual ‘rough’ sex and/or bondage, discipline, sadism and/or masochism as a defence in homicide cases...

... a partner to comply with traditional gender norms and this makes consent within such a relationship particularly difficult to assess. However, it will be argued that there should be a strong legal presumption that if a relationship is marked by coercive control that sexual behaviour within it is non...

... et al.’s definition importantly centres consent as the foundation for understanding rough sex, but it also identifies both verbally and physically aggressive behaviours that constitute rough sex. McKee et al.’s inclusion of verbally aggressive behaviours is unique when compared to more recent...

... and also excluding cases where data were lost by the courts, or where permission to obtain transcripts was not granted. Notwithstanding these difficulties, 25 cases were identified and met criteria for inclusion in terms of date, jurisdiction, and use of consent as a defence for violence occurring during...

... ‘what category to put it in’. Using Fricker’s (2007 ) concept on ‘epistemic injustice’, it will emphasize the need for a ‘shared tools of social interpretation’ (p. 6) around NCVS, alongside any legal changes, and the importance of campaigns like We Can’t Consent To This in giving language to women’s...

..., rendering it invulnerable to subsequent case law. More specifically, section 71(2) DAA clarifies that where a person (‘D’) inflicts serious harm on another person (‘V’) it ‘is not a defence that V consented to the infliction of the serious harm for the purposes of obtaining sexual gratification’, subject...

... and children operates in complex and sometimes surprising ways and so needs to be ethically aware, ethically reactive and be prepared to be ethically challenged. Children and young people ethical regulation consent ownership representation power Introduction This chapter contextualises ethics within...

.... At the end of the chapter, we summarise the two core lessons we learned from conducting research in a non-formal education setting. Multi-perspectival reflexivity neoliberalism consent insider/outsider access Context and Background Charities are a major component of British society. The Charity...

...Abstract The received wisdom underlying many guides to ethical research is that information is private, and research is consequently seen as a trespass on the private sphere. Privacy demands control; control requires consent...

... and building a culture of consent modeled after the BDSM community. The Hookup Card: A BDSM-Inspired Intervention The figure on the next page ( Fig. 4.1 ) is a prototype of the Hookup Card. It is designed to be about the size of a quarter sheet of paper (or two business cards), so that it can easily...

... and sexual practice, as well as the virtual nature of the nonconsensual intimate image dissemination, pose interesting questions related to consent and what consent looks like in a technological context, which I explore below. While victimization research continues to find high overall incidence rates...

...The Permanent Forum on Indigenous Issues (2005) has further elaborated the type of information required and which covers at a minimum: The ‘informed’ component of free, prior and informed consent places obligations on the researcher and organisation seeking consent to ensure that the people...

...Abstract Labor process research has documented a shift in the nature of control – from techniques that aim to limit worker discretion to consent-oriented controls that are believed to generate greater effort by increasing intrinsic rewards or bonding employees to managers and/or the firm. Over...

...Fig. 1. Consent as an Expression of Agency. Fig. 2. Analysing Consent to Corporal Punishment. Abstract Sexual violence’s alarming prevalence demands action to challenge the gendered and generational relations that sustain injustice. This chapter introduces a nuanced model of consent...

... consent with participants in their mother tongues’ (p. 543). However, the use of interpreters or translators in research can pose challenging ethical dilemma especially if translators are not closely connected to the research project or when translators and research participants belong to what they may...

... gendered age requirements for marriage. In Oklahoma, for example, 16 and 17-year-old minors can get married with parental consent, and “females” under 16 can get married with judicial approval if pregnant ( Oklahoma Statutes Title 43 § 43-3). In Ohio, boys could not be married as minors at all...