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Article in English | AIM | ID: biblio-1259382

ABSTRACT

Sexual assault occurs commonly worldwide and is particularly pervasive in the developing world. The background to sexual violence is important in the understanding of the ramifications of the problem. Some elements that offer the means to the prevention of sexual assault in the community are important highlights especially where the means - expertise and facilities - for managing cases of sexual assault is grossly inadequate. These concepts; though are applicable universally; are however discussed in the context of the developing world and with particular emphasis on the Nigerian situation. Their applicability in sexual assault prevention is derived from previous studies in different parts of the world that highlight the viability of these interventions. Therefore if one posits that sexual assault can be prevented; certain responsibilities are imperative; some challenges must be anticipated; and special needs/circumstances should be catered for


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Gender Identity , Sex Offenses/prevention & control , Sexism , Women's Health
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Article in English | AIM | ID: biblio-1259434

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This review article focuses on mass disaster situations that may arise from natural or manmade circumstances and the significant role of forensic dental personnel in human identification following such occurrences. The various forensic dental modalities of identification that include matching techniques; postmortem profiling; genetic fingerprinting; dental fossil assessment and dental biometrics with digital subtraction were considered. The varying extent of use of forensic dental techniques and the resulting positive impact on human identification were considered. The importance of preparation by way of special training for forensic dental personnel; mock disaster rehearsal; and use of modern day technology was stressed. The need for international standardization of identification through the use of Interpol Disaster Victim Identification (DVI) for ms was further emphasized. Recommendations for improved human identification in Nigerian situation include reform of the National Emergency Management Association (NEMA); incorporation of dental care in primary health care to facilitate proper ante mortem database of the populace and commencement of identification at site of disaster


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Disasters , Forensic Dentistry , Primary Health Care
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