Stanford rape case

Survivor Chanel Miller spoke out about her ordeal ahead of the upcoming release of her memoir "Know My Name."

Prosecutor Cindy Hendrickson spoke to Newsweek about her bid to unseat the judge who gave Brock Turner just six months for sexual assault.

The case of Brock Turner at Stanford has become the focal point of growing international outrage over campus rape.

New guidelines prohibit alcohol containers measuring more than 750 ml.

The move comes amid growing outrage over sexual assault on U.S. college campuses.

Prosecutors said they lacked confidence that Judge Aaron Persky could fairly participate in an upcoming sexual assault case.

He helped to convict Turner for sexual assaulting an unconscious woman.

The vice president wrote and introduced the Violence Against Women Act in 1990.

That means no Olympic Trials.

Judge Aaron Persky has come under withering attack for the six-month jail sentence he imposed on a Stanford swimmer convicted of sexual assault.

The sentence last week by Santa Clara County Judge Aaron Persky against former Stanford University swimmer Brock Turner gained international attention.

Rape culture is pervasive throughout privileged Western society.