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The 12 pages that link to Rape, each with the reason it gives.

• Sexual consentCompared with: Rape is a serious form of sexual violence involving absence of valid consent.

• Sexual violenceBroader topic: It is a specific, widely recognized form of sexual violence.

• Gender-based violenceBroader topic: Rape is a form of gender-based violence often enabled by entitlement, coercion, and unequal power.

• Sexual assaultRelated: Many legal systems treat rape as a specific offense distinct from other sexual assaults.

• Sexual coercionBroader topic: Some coercive encounters involve penetration and meet legal definitions of rape.

• Rape cultureBroader topic: Rape is an act of violence; rape culture describes social conditions that may normalize or excuse it.

• Sexual abuseBroader topic: Rape is a specific form of sexual abuse involving penetration.

• Statutory rapeCompared with: Statutory rape may not require force or nonconsent, depending on the governing law.

• Gang rapeNarrower topic: Gang rape is a form of rape distinguished by multiple perpetrators acting together.

• Prison rapeCompared with: Legal definitions of rape differ from broader custodial measures of sexual abuse.

• Date rapeNarrower topic: The term identifies a serious subset of sexual assault; legal definitions vary by jurisdiction.

• Serial rapistNarrower topic: Serial rape consists of multiple incidents of this underlying crime.