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Roman Battaglia/JPR NewsOn Friday, a federal judge sentenced a Klamath Falls man convicted of kidnapping and sexually assaulting two women. -
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The incarcerated woman alleges she faced retaliation in the prison after a corrections officer was charged with sexually abusing her.
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At least 27 women have accused nurse Tony Klein of inappropriate actions and sexual assault while he worked at the Coffee Creek prison in Oregon. To date, he has never been charged with a crime. But that may change soon, as OPB has learned a federal investigation remains underway. -
Stealthing can result in pregnancy or the transmission of a sexually transmitted disease, but advocates say removal is itself a violation. Victims will be able to sue the perpetrators in civil court. -
Laurie Halse Anderson's groundbreaking 1999 novel, "Speak," is credited with opening a new phase in the national dialogue about sexual assault and鈥� -
One in eight students in an Oregon survey reported being pressured into unwanted sexual activity. But the incidents are not evenly distributed across the鈥� -
Rogue Valley artist Marigny Goodyear brings a lot of skills to her work; she's an artist with a business degree. Her usual modes of expression are鈥� -
Few people will approach the issue of sexual assault the way Winnie Li did. Her novel Dark Chapter, a fictionalized account of her real-life rape, brings鈥� -
A sexual assault incident in Ashland a few months ago spurred social worker Alaya Ketani into action. She formed a new organization, KAWS, for Keeping鈥� -
Vanessa Grigoriadis went back to college. But not to take classes; to talk to students and observe the culture, with a particular focus on sexuality and鈥� -
Sexual assault, misconduct, and harassment are topics we need to talk about... but are frequently reluctant to discuss openly. Ashland High School student鈥� -
Rather than argue about WHY we're discussing sexual assault right now, let us discuss the issue itself. Because it clearly hits some people hard. Many鈥� -
The abuses in the illicit marijuana industry are well-documented: abuse of water rights, environmental abuse of land and water, and more. The "more"鈥� -
Sex education in Oregon includes more than understanding human sexuality.A year ago, the state legislature passed a bill (SB 856) to require sex abuse鈥�
