CHAPTER 6 Sexual violence
following sexual violence may be as a result of suicide, HIV infection (25) or murder – the latter occurring either during a sexual assault or subse-quently, as a murder of ‘‘honour’’ (26). Sexual violence can also profoundly affect the social well-being of victims; individuals may be stigmatized
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