Gender Dimensions of Animal Abuse and Wildlife Crime

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There are many gender dimensions in non-human animal abuse and wildlife crime, from the dominance of male offenders across non-human animal abuse and wildlife crime studies, to the sexual and sexualised offences against non-human animals. From the gender distribution and gendered roles in our responses to these offences, to the development of feminist and ecofeminist perspectives on the causes and solutions. Despite these intersections, there is a distinct knowledge gap in the gender and sexuality dimensions of non-human animal abuse. This paper provides a nuanced overview of the gender dimensions of non-human animal abuse offenders in three UK empirical studies on animal sexual assault, the use and abuse dangerous (status) dogs, and wildlife crimes. This research demonstrates that while males perpetrate the majority of offences, the role of female offenders demands closer attention in order to explain and respond effectively to all non-human animal abuse offences and environmental crimes more broadly.
Iaith wreiddiolSaesneg
StatwsCyhoeddwyd - 7 Gorff 2022
DigwyddiadGender, Sexuality and Environmental (In)justice - University of Leicester, Leicester, Y Deyrnas Unedig
Hyd: 6 Gorff 20228 Gorff 2022

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CynhadleddGender, Sexuality and Environmental (In)justice
Gwlad/TiriogaethY Deyrnas Unedig
DinasLeicester
Cyfnod6/07/228/07/22

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