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In Africa, Criminalizing Marital Rape Remains Controversial

In about half of sub-Saharan African countries, there is no law specifically saying a man can't force his wife to have sex with him. In at least three countries, laws don't allow women to bring rape charges against their husbands. Efforts to criminalize marital rape have been controversial, and the results have been mixed. Sub-Saharan African countries have taken several approaches to criminalizing what is known as spousal, or marital, rape since the U.N. Convention on...

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