1. IntroductionCamilla Pickles and Jonathan Herring
2. Non-Consented Vaginal Examinations: The Birthrights and AIMS Perspective Rebecca Brione
3. Silence, Acquiescence or Consent: Interpreting Women’s Responses to Intimate Examinations Elsa Montgomery
4. Female Genital Examination and Autonomy in Medicine Neda Taghinejadi and Brenda Kelly
5. When a Uterus Enters the Room, Reason Goes out the Window Stella Villarmea
6. Human Rights and Gender Stereotypes in Childbirth Christina Zampas
7. How Should the Performance of Periparturient Vaginal Examinations be RegulatedCharles Foster
8. Including the Victim’s Perspective: Can Vaginal Examinations Ever be Sexual Assaults? Catarina Sjölin
9. When ‘Battery’ is not Enough: Exposing the Gaps in Unauthorised Vaginal Examinations During Labour as a Crime of Battery Camilla Pickles
10. Implied Consent and Vaginal Examination in Pregnancy Jonathan Herring
11. Troubling Consent: Pain and Pressure in Labour and Childbirth Claire Murray
12. Redressing Unauthorised Vaginal Examinations through Litigation Andrea MulliganAfterword: Unauthorised Intimate Examinations as/and Sexual Violence: Some Epistemic and Phenomenological Considerations Sara Cohen Shabot