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Repórter TVI | "You are the rapist!": the victim in the defendant's seat

TVI Notícias2 September 2026 at 22:54

This is the second and final part of a portrait on the crime of rape, produced by Repórter TVI. The segment focuses particularly on judicial decisions that lead many women to feel that they themselves are being judged, rather than the aggressor.

The title of the segment - "You are the rapist!" - synthesizes the central message: in many judicial proceedings for rape, it is the victim who ends up being questioned and called into question, rather than the perpetrator of the crime.

The article addresses how the judicial system frequently treats rape victims, leading them to feel guilty or to be the ones who give account in court, rather than focusing on the aggressor's behavior.

This piece comes as a continuation of a first segment that composed a broader portrait on the crime of rape and its consequences for victims.

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