The Forgotten Victims of Sexual Violence, Duncan Craig OBE meets TheTinMen

Duncan Craig OBE is the founder and CEO of We Are Survivors, a world leading charity supporting male survivors of sexual harms. Supporting everyone from male prisoners, to Ugandan men who experienced rape as a tool of war, and even providing care for the victims of Britain's most prolific rapist; Duncan's work has spanned the globe, touching thousands of lives, with fifteen years of passionate, and often thankless advocacy. His organisation, We are Survivors, has pioneered the world's first Violence against Men and Boys Strategy in Greater Manchester, and now he hopes to bring his ideas and insights to cities, towns and villages across the U.K., and into Westminster itself. So why are abused men still classed as 'male victims of violence against women'?Why is it legally impossible for a woman to commit rape?And are male survivors second class citizens?What do you think?Chapters:00:00: Introduction02:22: Are male victims second class citizens?03:48: Why do we classify men as 'male victims of violence against women'?07:26: How does 'male victims of violence against women' hurt men?12:23: How many male victims are out there?13:32: Men who are "forced to penetrate"15:03: Is society failing male victims?15:50: The "Lucky Boy" Phenomenon18:03: Why it's legally impossible for a woman to commit rape22:35: The double standard of "gendered issues"24:06: The Violence Against Men and Boys Strategy27:41: Reynhard Sinaga, Britains most prolific rapist31:30: Does the Sexual Offences Act need to be rewritten?34:20: Can we ask men to do more, when so little is done for them?35:20: The lived experiences of male victims39:19: What can we do to better support male victims of abuse?44:40: Male survivors in prison48:09: Vulnerable men in medical procedures53:18: The experiences of gay men57:01: Where do we go from here?https://www.wearesurvivors.org.uk/Follow TheTinMen at instagram.com/thetinmen