Routledge - Silenced Victims of Wartime Sexual Violence Book

Explore the complex realities of wartime sexual violence in this academic study from Routledge. While international attention often focuses on specific groups, this book addresses the gaps in how women from so-called perpetrator war-torn nations are represented in global discussions. Author Olivera Simic examines the silence surrounding these experiences within legal, academic, and public discourses. The text analyzes how international criminal law and feminist legal discourse shape the way wartime sexual violence is understood and addressed. This work provides a necessary perspective on the limitations of current legal frameworks and the ways in which certain victims are excluded from the broader conversation regarding human rights violations. Ideal for students, legal professionals, and researchers, this book offers a deep look into the intersection of law and justice in post-conflict settings. It challenges existing narratives and provides a critical lens on how justice is administered and perceived on a global scale.