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New Zealand boy, 11, fathers child to woman, 36
WorldJun. 15, 2013 - 09:25AM JST(0)
WELLINGTON —
An 11-year-old New Zealand boy was reported Saturday to have fathered a child with the 36-year-old mother of a school friend, raising questions on why women cannot be charged with rape in the country.
Counsellors working in the area of child sexual abuse said the case highlighted a lack of attention to women as potential offenders, according to the New Zealand Herald, which reported the story.
The case has also prompted an examination of the law, under which the crime of rape applies only to men.
Justice Minister Judith Collins said she would investigate, the paper reported.
“This case raises an important point. I will seek advice from officials on whether or not a law change is required,” Collins said.
The woman and boy, whose names were not released, live in the main North Island district of Auckland.
The boy’s school principal told the New Zealand Herald that he was shocked when the child told him what was happening.
“You won’t be very happy with me,” he recalled the boy saying late last year. He said he had been having sex with his friend’s mother “and it needs to stop”.
The organization Male Survivors of Sexual Abuse said if the case is proved then the woman should be held accountable.
Under New Zealand law, the crime of rape applies only to men and carries a maximum jail sentence of 20 years.
Women who force a male to have sex face a charge of sexual violation which carries a maximum 14-year sentence.
According to the newspaper, government welfare officials—who took the baby into care about two months ago—confirmed they were dealing with a case at the boy’s school and that it was before the courts, but refused to comment further. The police also refused to comment.
The Herald reported that the young father, who has now turned 12, was also understood to have been taken into care.New Zealand boy, 11, fathers child to woman, 36
WorldJun. 15, 2013 - 09:25AM JST(0)
WELLINGTON —
An 11-year-old New Zealand boy was reported Saturday to have fathered a child with the 36-year-old mother of a school friend, raising questions on why women cannot be charged with rape in the country.
Counsellors working in the area of child sexual abuse said the case highlighted a lack of attention to women as potential offenders, according to the New Zealand Herald, which reported the story.
The case has also prompted an examination of the law, under which the crime of rape applies only to men.
Justice Minister Judith Collins said she would investigate, the paper reported.
“This case raises an important point. I will seek advice from officials on whether or not a law change is required,” Collins said.
The woman and boy, whose names were not released, live in the main North Island district of Auckland.
The boy’s school principal told the New Zealand Herald that he was shocked when the child told him what was happening.
“You won’t be very happy with me,” he recalled the boy saying late last year. He said he had been having sex with his friend’s mother “and it needs to stop”.
The organization Male Survivors of Sexual Abuse said if the case is proved then the woman should be held accountable.
Under New Zealand law, the crime of rape applies only to men and carries a maximum jail sentence of 20 years.
Women who force a male to have sex face a charge of sexual violation which carries a maximum 14-year sentence.
According to the newspaper, government welfare officials—who took the baby into care about two months ago—confirmed they were dealing with a case at the boy’s school and that it was before the courts, but refused to comment further. The police also refused to comment.
The Herald reported that the young father, who has now turned 12, was also understood to have been taken into care.
WorldJun. 15, 2013 - 09:25AM JST(0)
WELLINGTON —
An 11-year-old New Zealand boy was reported Saturday to have fathered a child with the 36-year-old mother of a school friend, raising questions on why women cannot be charged with rape in the country.
Counsellors working in the area of child sexual abuse said the case highlighted a lack of attention to women as potential offenders, according to the New Zealand Herald, which reported the story.
The case has also prompted an examination of the law, under which the crime of rape applies only to men.
Justice Minister Judith Collins said she would investigate, the paper reported.
“This case raises an important point. I will seek advice from officials on whether or not a law change is required,” Collins said.
The woman and boy, whose names were not released, live in the main North Island district of Auckland.
The boy’s school principal told the New Zealand Herald that he was shocked when the child told him what was happening.
“You won’t be very happy with me,” he recalled the boy saying late last year. He said he had been having sex with his friend’s mother “and it needs to stop”.
The organization Male Survivors of Sexual Abuse said if the case is proved then the woman should be held accountable.
Under New Zealand law, the crime of rape applies only to men and carries a maximum jail sentence of 20 years.
Women who force a male to have sex face a charge of sexual violation which carries a maximum 14-year sentence.
According to the newspaper, government welfare officials—who took the baby into care about two months ago—confirmed they were dealing with a case at the boy’s school and that it was before the courts, but refused to comment further. The police also refused to comment.
The Herald reported that the young father, who has now turned 12, was also understood to have been taken into care.New Zealand boy, 11, fathers child to woman, 36
WorldJun. 15, 2013 - 09:25AM JST(0)
WELLINGTON —
An 11-year-old New Zealand boy was reported Saturday to have fathered a child with the 36-year-old mother of a school friend, raising questions on why women cannot be charged with rape in the country.
Counsellors working in the area of child sexual abuse said the case highlighted a lack of attention to women as potential offenders, according to the New Zealand Herald, which reported the story.
The case has also prompted an examination of the law, under which the crime of rape applies only to men.
Justice Minister Judith Collins said she would investigate, the paper reported.
“This case raises an important point. I will seek advice from officials on whether or not a law change is required,” Collins said.
The woman and boy, whose names were not released, live in the main North Island district of Auckland.
The boy’s school principal told the New Zealand Herald that he was shocked when the child told him what was happening.
“You won’t be very happy with me,” he recalled the boy saying late last year. He said he had been having sex with his friend’s mother “and it needs to stop”.
The organization Male Survivors of Sexual Abuse said if the case is proved then the woman should be held accountable.
Under New Zealand law, the crime of rape applies only to men and carries a maximum jail sentence of 20 years.
Women who force a male to have sex face a charge of sexual violation which carries a maximum 14-year sentence.
According to the newspaper, government welfare officials—who took the baby into care about two months ago—confirmed they were dealing with a case at the boy’s school and that it was before the courts, but refused to comment further. The police also refused to comment.
The Herald reported that the young father, who has now turned 12, was also understood to have been taken into care.
新西兰媒体15日报道
一名11岁少年与同学的36岁母亲发生性关系，后者产下一个孩子。
事件中“父亲”的年龄震惊新西兰，引发社会各界对有关儿童性侵犯的法律是否有待改进的反思。
男孩主动向校长交代
新西兰《周末先驱报》报道，事件主角来自南奥克兰一所小学。出于保护那名未成年“父亲”及其孩子隐私的考虑，报道没有公开当事人姓名。
报道说，2012年4月，11岁的当事人经一名同学怂恿，一同请假一天，来到同学家中玩耍，结识同学母亲。在家中，那名母亲给他一瓶啤酒，不久两人发生了性关系。初次相识后，男孩和同学母亲的性关系维持数月。男孩满12岁不久，女子生下和他的孩子。
这所学校的校长回忆，2012学年结束大约三分之二进程的某一天，男孩来到他的办公室，说有事情要交代。
“你会因为我而不高兴，”校长援引男孩的原话说，他已经和班上同学的母亲发生性关系，“需要中止”这种关系。校长说，男孩显然“非常清楚”他所处的事态，已下定决心与同学母亲断交。
男孩可能会留心理阴影
校长说，他对所听到的事情感到震惊，并立即向当局报警。《新西兰先驱报》15日援引知情人士的话报道，青少年和家庭事务部门两个月前正式接手新生婴儿的监护权，作为父亲的男孩也处于第三方监护中。
青少年和家庭事务部门一名工作人员证实，警方正在就事件展开调查，但那名女子否认与男孩发生性接触。
民间组织“性虐待男性幸存者”主管肯·克里尔沃特认为，这一事件中可能存在的性侵犯部分并不为外界所知。他强调，男孩向校长交代事件时说“你会因为我而不高兴”，暗示出男孩认为过错方是自己，而非那名女子。
他说，这种心理阴影今后可能让男孩面临社会关系等一系列问题，从而让他更可能沾染酒精和毒品药物等危险。
现行法律对女性嫌犯处罚缺失
新西兰社会震惊之余，更关注案件所暴露的法律争议。
新西兰有关儿童性侵犯的现行法律中对女性作为犯罪嫌疑人的处罚规定相对缺失。有关强奸的法律只适用于男性，最高刑罚为20年监禁。
女性如果实施相同性质的强奸，即在对方不愿意的情况下强迫发生性关系，则只会面临性侵犯指控，对应的最高刑罚为14年。
民间组织“性虐待男性幸存者”主管克里尔沃特认为，如果案情得到证实，那名女子应该受到法律制裁，而根据性别对同一性质罪行提出不同指控的做法显然错误，应该得到纠正。
“作为男人，你(遇到强奸时)会被认为是在享受这一过程……不是被视作受害者，”克里尔沃特说，女性实施性侵犯的男性受害者和其他强奸受害者遭受同样伤害，“心理创伤巨大，背负着额外负担，因为对方是女性，你被认为是享受方”。
司法部长朱迪思·柯林斯14日说，案件引出一个重要问题，她将就是否有必要修改未成年人保护法寻求更多司法建议。
一名11岁少年与同学的36岁母亲发生性关系，后者产下一个孩子。
事件中“父亲”的年龄震惊新西兰，引发社会各界对有关儿童性侵犯的法律是否有待改进的反思。
男孩主动向校长交代
新西兰《周末先驱报》报道，事件主角来自南奥克兰一所小学。出于保护那名未成年“父亲”及其孩子隐私的考虑，报道没有公开当事人姓名。
报道说，2012年4月，11岁的当事人经一名同学怂恿，一同请假一天，来到同学家中玩耍，结识同学母亲。在家中，那名母亲给他一瓶啤酒，不久两人发生了性关系。初次相识后，男孩和同学母亲的性关系维持数月。男孩满12岁不久，女子生下和他的孩子。
这所学校的校长回忆，2012学年结束大约三分之二进程的某一天，男孩来到他的办公室，说有事情要交代。
“你会因为我而不高兴，”校长援引男孩的原话说，他已经和班上同学的母亲发生性关系，“需要中止”这种关系。校长说，男孩显然“非常清楚”他所处的事态，已下定决心与同学母亲断交。
男孩可能会留心理阴影
校长说，他对所听到的事情感到震惊，并立即向当局报警。《新西兰先驱报》15日援引知情人士的话报道，青少年和家庭事务部门两个月前正式接手新生婴儿的监护权，作为父亲的男孩也处于第三方监护中。
青少年和家庭事务部门一名工作人员证实，警方正在就事件展开调查，但那名女子否认与男孩发生性接触。
民间组织“性虐待男性幸存者”主管肯·克里尔沃特认为，这一事件中可能存在的性侵犯部分并不为外界所知。他强调，男孩向校长交代事件时说“你会因为我而不高兴”，暗示出男孩认为过错方是自己，而非那名女子。
他说，这种心理阴影今后可能让男孩面临社会关系等一系列问题，从而让他更可能沾染酒精和毒品药物等危险。
现行法律对女性嫌犯处罚缺失
新西兰社会震惊之余，更关注案件所暴露的法律争议。
新西兰有关儿童性侵犯的现行法律中对女性作为犯罪嫌疑人的处罚规定相对缺失。有关强奸的法律只适用于男性，最高刑罚为20年监禁。
女性如果实施相同性质的强奸，即在对方不愿意的情况下强迫发生性关系，则只会面临性侵犯指控，对应的最高刑罚为14年。
民间组织“性虐待男性幸存者”主管克里尔沃特认为，如果案情得到证实，那名女子应该受到法律制裁，而根据性别对同一性质罪行提出不同指控的做法显然错误，应该得到纠正。
“作为男人，你(遇到强奸时)会被认为是在享受这一过程……不是被视作受害者，”克里尔沃特说，女性实施性侵犯的男性受害者和其他强奸受害者遭受同样伤害，“心理创伤巨大，背负着额外负担，因为对方是女性，你被认为是享受方”。
司法部长朱迪思·柯林斯14日说，案件引出一个重要问题，她将就是否有必要修改未成年人保护法寻求更多司法建议。
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