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In reply to the discussion: Rape and the left: Assange, Galloway and the problem with women [View all]intaglio
(8,170 posts)41. You might like to start with the UN's figures
They are published by the UN and are also on Wiki. Then do some searching of legal sites and Swedish government figures. The citations in Wiki are fertile ground. The searches took me about 5 minutes in total. Reading and understanding them took longer, of course, but it is something that has interested me before.
British data is produced by the Justice Ministry (formerly the Home Office) and, to be frank, the UK has an abysmal record of reports, cases carried forward and successful prosecution. IIRC Jack of Kent's blog did have some details but I haven't found them recently. they may have been on his previous blog.
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Rape and the left: Assange, Galloway and the problem with women [View all]
struggle4progress
Aug 2012
OP
Please provide a link for your facts since they don't match anything I've read on Sweden's very poor
riderinthestorm
Aug 2012
#24
If the cases are being ignored in Sweden, how is an American who can't read or speak Swedish
pnwmom
Aug 2012
#6
Is all criminal prosecution unjust, when we do not know in advance if the charges are true?
struggle4progress
Aug 2012
#17
The political aspect of the trial combined with the unlikelihood of conviction
JDPriestly
Aug 2012
#60
It's the step just before indictment. Which corresponds to "formally charging".
Spider Jerusalem
Aug 2012
#75
Bingo. Observing all this shameless, blatant hypocrisy, and denial, is actually painful, and
Zorra
Aug 2012
#78
Bingo. Observing all this shameless, blatant hypocrisy, and denial, is actually painful, and
Zorra
Aug 2012
#79
Please tell me why the US didn't just do the simple thing and extradite him from the UK?
pnwmom
Aug 2012
#7
Yes, exactly -- which is why Assange's claims that the US is trying to extradite him here
pnwmom
Aug 2012
#43
To my understanding it's not extradition that he is worried about, it's a rendition, and I
Egalitarian Thug
Aug 2012
#56
I never said he was a good guy, but he is the guy in the cross hairs and he is the guy that gave
Egalitarian Thug
Aug 2012
#61