Consent and Freedom in International Practice: The French-induced Barbaric Sex with Dog in CAR

One critical issue in international relations and practice, to which undeserved little attention is paid, is rape, especially of the under-aged. Many people refer to it as sexual assault,  sexual harassment, or sexual abuse. This situation, most unfortunately, does not only violate child rights as provided for in various international conventions, but also threatens national security in many ways. When, for instance, there is a case of aggravated rape, characterized by wickedness, the attention of the civil society organizations cannot but be drawn to the case. Street demonstrations are organized and political stability is threatened. National security is also seriously threatened. By so doing, rape necessarily raises new problems for urgent attention.