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Showing 1–4 of 4 articles for “anti-rape law”

Rape Conviction Upheld: Force, Consent, and Credibility in Philippine Law

The Supreme Court affirms a rape conviction, clarifying force, consent, credibility, and penalties under the Anti-Rape Law.

Rape Conviction Affirmed: Victim Testimony and the Anti-Rape Law in Philippine Courts

Philippine Supreme Court affirms robbery with rape conviction, underscoring the weight of credible victim testimony and the application of anti-rape laws.

Force and Intimidation in Rape Cases: The Victim's Perspective Under the Anti-Rape Law

Examining how courts assess force and intimidation in rape cases through the victim's perspective, as illustrated in People v. Soriano.

Redefining Rape: Sexual Assault and Its Implications Under Philippine Law

The Supreme Court explains how the Anti-Rape Law of 1997 redefined rape to include sexual assault by inserting fingers or objects into a victim's genital or anal orifice.