Bissouma sexual assault

Published: 7:02, 30 Jun 2022Updated: 7:02, 30 Jun 2022Tottenham star Yves Bissouma has been cleared of an allegation of sexual assault.The midfielder and a man in his 40s were arrested in the early hours of October 6, 2021 when police were called to a nightclub in Brighton.3Bissouma has been cleared of an allegation of sexual assaultCredit: Getty3Bissouma has been a big player for Brighton during the last four yearsCredit: GettyBissouma was released on bail with investigations ongoing, and had to have his bail conditions amended in order to play for Mali in the Africa Cup of Nations earlier this year.However, in the most recent proceedings, the 25-year-old was released with no further action.A spokesperson for Sussex Police told the Daily Mail: "A man in his 40s from Brighton who was arrested on suspicion of sexual assault has had his conditional bail extended until July 4, 2022.“A man in his 20s, also from Brighton, who was arrested on suspicion of sexual assault has been released with no further action to be taken.“The investigation is ongoing and no additional information is available at this time.”Bissouma spent four years with Brighton after joining the club in the summer of 2018.3Bissouma has completed a move to Tottenham this summerCredit: GettySince then he's made 124 appearances for the Seagulls, establishing himself as a key player for the club before securing a £25million move to Tottenham this summer.Offers Of The Day888Sport - Bet £10 on Wimbledon, Get £40 In Free Bets* - CLAIM HEREMin deposit £/€/$10 • Offer is valid until 10/07/2022 23:59 • A qualifying bet is a ‘real money’ stake of at least £/€/$10 on Tennis market • Min odds 1/2 (1.50) • Free Bets expire after 10 days and valid only for Tennis • Free Bet stakes not included in returns • Withdrawal restrictions, payment methods, country & Full T&C’s apply. 18+ Begambleaware.orgSEE MORE FREE BET OFFERS HERE

ESPNJun 17, 2022, 10:36 AM ETTottenham Hotspur have continued their rebuild under Antonio Conte and signed midfielder Yves Bissouma from Brighton, it was announced on Friday.ESPN reported on Tuesday that Spurs were set to sign Bissouma in a £25 million deal and he has signed a four-year contract at the club.- Full Premier League fixtures schedule 2022-23- Olley: Tough start to Prem season for ambitious Conte?- Don't have ESPN? Get instant accessSpurs were interested in Bissouma in January but were unable to agree a fee with Brighton, who have reluctantly allowed the Mali international to depart given he has one year left on his existing contract.Spurs are hoping to pair the 25-year-old with Rodrigo Bentancur having indicated Harry Winks can leave the club this summer.Bissouma was arrested last October under suspicion of sexual assault but was released under police investigation with the outcome still pending.The midfielder is the third summer signing as head coach Antonio Conte aims for an aggressive overhaul of his squad aiming to turn them into Premier League title contenders.Ivan Perisic and Fraser Forster have already been brought in by Conte, with the manager indicating he wants at least six signings during the transfer window.

Sex act in multiple ways. A perpetrator can ignore verbal resistance – like saying “no,” “stop” or “I don’t want to” – or overpower physical resistance by holding a person down so they cannot move. A person can penetrate a victim who is incapable of giving consent because he or she is drunk, unconscious, asleep, or mentally or physically incapacitated; or can threaten or use physical force or a weapon against a person. Essentially, these methods either ignore or remove the person’s ability to make an autonomous decision about what happens to their body. State laws vary in how they define removing or ignoring consent. Perpetrators can’t defend against charges of rape by claiming they were drunk themselves or by saying they are married to the victim. In November 2017, participants combined the ‘Take Back the Workplace March’ and the ‘#MeToo Survivors March’ in Hollywood. Reuters/Lucy Nicholson Sexual assaultRape and sexual assault have been used interchangeably in coverage of events leading to the #MeToo movement, and this practice, though unintentional, is confusing. In contrast to the specific criminal act of rape, the term sexual assault can describe a range of criminal acts that are sexual in nature, from unwanted touching and kissing, to rubbing, groping or forcing the victim to touch the perpetrator in sexual ways. But sexual assault overlaps with rape because the term includes rape. Social and behavioral scientists often use the term “sexual violence.” This term is far more broad than sexual assault. It include acts that are not codified in law as criminal but are harmful and traumatic. Sexual violence includes using false promises, insistent pressure, abusive comments or reputational threats to coerce sex acts. It can encompass noncontact acts like catcalls and whistles, which can make women feel objectified and victimized. It includes nonconsensual electronic sharing of explicit images, exposure of genitals and surreptitious viewing of others naked or during sex. Sexual harassmentSexual harassment is a much broader term than sexual assault, encompassing three categories of impermissible behavior. One is sexual coercion – legally termed “quid pro quo harassment” – referring to implicit or explicit attempts to make work conditions contingent upon sexual cooperation. The classic “sleep with me or you’re fired” scenario is a perfect example of sexual coercion. It is the most stereotypical form of sexual harassment, but also the rarest.A second, and more common, form of sexual harassment is unwanted sexual attention:

By lacerations, penetrating injury, and bites. Evidence of injury was higher in the 137 cases examined within 72 hours of assault (66% vs. 33%) and in cases in which the assaults occurred outdoors (79% vs. 52%).Click to Review6 . All of the following statements concerning genital injury following sexual assault are true, EXCEPT:A) Cases involving nonconsensual sexual intercourse had higher rates of genital tears.B) The absence of signs of genital injury effectively "rules out" sexual assault.C) Abrasions and tears (lacerations) are commonly found at the posterior fourchette and perianal areas.D) When colposcopy is combined with clinical examination, the rate of observed genital injury is about 70%.HEALTH EFFECTS AND IMPLICATIONS OF SEXUAL VIOLENCESigns of genital traumatic injury are not always found after sexual assault, and in such cases should not be taken as evidence that sexual assault did not occur [17]. When routine inspection is combined with additional examination techniques, such as colposcopy and toluidine blue staining, the rate for identifying genital injury approaches 70% [18]. A 2021 study compared 834 women, half of whom reported nonconsensual intercourse. External genital tears were found more often in the nonconsensual group [131]. Similarly, anal penetration and tears were also more common in the nonconsensual intercourse group. As such, these may be indicators of lack of consent.The common types and location of genital injuries, and thus the areas to be examined most closely, are: Bruises and abrasions to the labia, fossa navicularis, or perianal areaEcchymoses, tears, or lacerations of the hymenAbrasions and/or tears of the posterior fourchetteTears/lacerations in the perianal areaClick to Review7 . All of the following infections are commonly reported in women after sexual assault, EXCEPT:A) Zika virusB) GonorrheaC) ChlamydiaD) Bacterial vaginitisHEALTH EFFECTS AND IMPLICATIONS OF SEXUAL VIOLENCEThe infections commonly reported in women after sexual assault are Chlamydia, gonorrhea, trichomoniasis, bacterial vaginitis, and pelvic inflammatory disease (PID) [28]. The possible exposure to hepatitis B virus and human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) is also an important consideration. In general, the risk of infection is relatively low; published estimates are 3% to 16% for chlamydia, 7% for trichomoniasis, and 11% for PID [29]. The risk, however, does vary directly with the degree of genital trauma, associated bleeding (sustained by the victim or assailant), and the number of assailants. The CDC has published guidelines for the assessment, counseling, and preventive treatment of infection following sexual assault, including common pelvic infections, hepatitis B, human papillomavirus (HPV), and HIV [28].Click to Review8 . Pregnant women who are abused are at increased risk forA) fetal death.B) postpartum depression.C) addiction to alcohol and drugs.D) All of the aboveIMPLICATIONS ON PREGNANCY AND PRENATAL CAREThe overarching problem of violence against women cannot be ignored, especially as both mother and unborn child are

Badoo Offers Free Trauma Support For Sexual Assault Survivors Badoo and sister app Bumble are teaming up with Chayn to provide Bloom, a complimentary online trauma support program to members who report sexual assault or relationship abuse. A global survey created by Chayn sent to our members highlighted that emotional abuse was most commonly experienced by respondents.* The findings also showed that abuse was happening almost equally online and in person. More than one in three respondents (35%) said they didn’t report their experience because they didn't think it would achieve anything, and 15% of respondents thought they wouldn't be believed. At Badoo, we want to do our part to support survivors of sexual assault and abuse, and we encourage our members to report any safety concerns. Our dedicated 'safety' team will review all concerns and take action as appropriateWhat is Bloom? Bloom is a free, web-based support service run by Chayn. It’s designed for anyone who has experienced sexual harrassment, assault, abuse or violence in their initimate relationships or is simply looking for education on creating healthy relationships. The courses such as Dating, Boundaries & Relationships, Healing from Sexual Trauma and Society, Patriarchy & Sexual Trauma are packed with tailored information, guidance, everyday tools, and comforting words to cope with traumatic events. Their program involves learning, reflecting, and processing how what we’ve been through may have affected us - all in a safe and empowering space. To guarantee privacy and safety, every account created on Bloom is anonymous and your information is never linked to your Badoo account. What is Chayn?Chayn is a charity that supports survivors of gender-based violence. Bloom was launched in 2020 as a response to the pandemic and the knowledge that not only were many survivors trapped inside with abusers, but those recovering from assault were left stranded from their usual therapy and support systems.What kind of support can I access? Badoo members can now access Bloom’s library of courses and resources created by survivors and trauma-informed therapists. Bloom also includes a 1:1 web chat feature with the Chayn team, so you have support while you’re working through the courses. This year Bloom released a brand new offering, ‘Notes from Bloom’, the option to sign up for twice-weekly WhatsApp messages of positive affirmation and guidance to encourage your healing journey. We will continue to improve our offering based on feedback from survivors.How do I access