Police NZ: Understanding Sexual assault and consent
Sexual assault is a term used to describe a range of sex crimes committed against a person. It is any unwanted or forced sex act or behaviour that has happened without a person’s consent.
Sexual assault may include:
* Sexual assault may include:
* Rape (sexual intercourse without consent)
* Indecent assault (unwanted sexual touching)
* Acts of indecency (exposure)
What is consent?
A person consents to sexual activity if they do it: * actively,
* freely,
* voluntarily and
* consciously without being pressured into it.
Sexual assault is a term used to describe a range of sex crimes committed against a person. It is any unwanted or forced sex act or behaviour that has happened without a person’s consent.
Sexual assault may include:
* Sexual assault may include:
* Rape (sexual intercourse without consent)
* Indecent assault (unwanted sexual touching)
* Acts of indecency (exposure)
What is consent?
A person consents to sexual activity if they do it: * actively,
* freely,
* voluntarily and
* consciously without being pressured into it.
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