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Former Oklahoma City police officer Daniel Holtzclaw seeks new trial
Holtzclaw is expected to be sentenced tomorrow for sexually assaulting African-American women while on duty
Holtzclaw is expected to be sentenced tomorrow for sexually assaulting African-American women while on duty
UN rights chief refers to ‘large-scale human rights violations’ after December attacks in Burundi’s capital, Bujumbura
Women's groups find NYPD Commissioner William Bratton buddy system lacking, want better rape prevention measures
Statewide study shows backlog of sexual assault forensic evidence that could cost millions to clear
Recent rape cases in and out of court give small hope that powerful abusers can be successfully challenged
Move follows release of man who was short of his 18th birthday when he and five other men brutally raped a 23-year-old
2012 attack turned global spotlight on treatment of women in India, where police say a rape is reported every 20 minutes
Activists say sentencing laws for rapists must be reformed along with attitudes about violence against women
Two of the eight women sexually assaulted by former Oklahoma City police officer Daniel Holtzclaw speak out
An all-white jury convicted the former officer, who is white and Asian, in attacks on eight black women
