Women inmates in a southern women’s minimum security facility were interviewed to explore their perceptions of and experiences with reporting sexual victimization in the context of the post-PREA era. The interviewees identified stigma and gossip, officer camaraderie, and fear of retaliation as the dominant barriers to reporting and investigating incidents of sexual assault. The article concludes with recommendations to improve sexual assault training and education in women’s correctional institutions.

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对女性在监狱围墙后报告性受害的经历的调查

南部妇女最低安全设施中的女囚犯接受了采访，以探讨她们在后 PREA 时代背景下对报告性受害的看法和经验。受访者认为，耻辱和八卦、警官的友情以及对报复的恐惧是报告和调查性侵犯事件的主要障碍。文章最后提出了改善妇女惩教机构性侵犯培训和教育的建议。