2. What is sexual coercion?
Sexual coercion exists along a continuum, from forcible rape to nonphysical forms of pressure that compel girls, women, men and boys to engage in sex against their will.
Most nonconsensual sex takes place among people who know each other — spouses, family members, courtship partners

3. What is sexual coercion?
Much sexual coercion takes place against children or adolescents in both industrial and developing countries.
During childhood young girls can become easy targets for older male relatives or friends who obtain sex through force or deception.

4. Types of sexual coercion
a.verbal threats b. unwanted touch c. unwanted kiss d. assault e. deception f.drugging g. attempted rape  h. rape

5. % Whose First Intercourse was Forced
Statistics
Country & Year (Ref. No.)
Sample
% Whose First Intercourse was Forced
Size
Type
Age
Argentina 1998 (168)
201
Clinic-based
15–18
6 (41a)
Central African Rep. 1989 (79)
1,307
National
15–50 21
Jamaica 1997 (226)
51b
School-based
8th Grade 12
Kenya 1994 (334)
9,997
12–24
8 forced 6 "tricked"

6. National, longitudinal
Statistics
Mozambique 1993 (17)
189
School-based
12–23 8
New Zealand 1993–94 (112)
458
National, longitudinal
18 & 21
7 25c
Sierra Leone 1998P (87)
144
Convenience
adult 31
South Africa 1999 (453)
544b
Match case-control
<19
32 pregnant 18 nonpregnant
United States 1992 (270)
1,663
National
18–59
4 (25a)

7. Organizations related to sexual coercion
Women Studies And Resource Center
Women's Resource and Research Center
WEDPRO (Women's Education, Development, Productivity and Research Organization)  University Center for Women's Studies
Third World Movement Against Expolitation of Women  

8. Organizations related to sexual coercion
Southeast Asia Women's Information Network
PROCESS/ Women's Desk
Pilipina

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