sexual activity between closely related persons of any age.
sexual contact between family members.
sexual activity between persons too closely related to marry legally.
Sexual relations between members of an immediate family other than the husband and wife
Sexual relationships between parents and children, or between brothers and sisters.
Sexual relations between close relatives, most often between daughter and father or between brother and sister.
Sexual behavior between two persons who are closely related genetically. Various political jurisdictions and faith groups define the degree of closeness differently. Infanticide: General definition: Killing a newborn baby. Religious conservatives: Some consider an abortion that is very late in pregnancy to be a form of infanticide.
"Sexual Relations With a Family Member." From the Old French "inceste" = "incest," in turn derived from the Latin "incestus" = "unchastity, incest." The Latin root is composed of "in" = "un" and "caste" = "chaste," literally translating as "unchaste."
(IN·cest). Sexual activity between a male and female of such close kinship that customs or laws forbid them to engage in coitus with each other or for them to enter into a legal marriage contract with each other.
sexual relationship between closely related persons.
sexual intercourse between persons too closely related to marry (as between a parent and a child)
Sexual activity between people who are closely related by blood, like father and daughter, brother and sister.
Sexual contact between members of the immediate family.
Sexual contact between closely related individuals that violates sociocultural or religious norms or laws. (Definitions of the type of kinship within which sex is forbidden vary widely between cultures.)
means people in the same family having sex. This could also mean extended family or step parents. If someone in your family is making you do sexual things with them, it is important you talk to someone about it, so that people can help. (Read Abuse is never OK ).
Sexual intercourse between parties related by blood in the degree prohibited by law.
Sexual abuse occurring within the family, most often perpetrated by a father, stepfather, grandfather, uncle, brother, adult son, or other male in a position of family trust; but it may also be perpetrated by a female relative. As with sexual abuse, incest is accomplished by physical force or by coercion. Incest takes on the added psychological dimension of betrayal by a family member who is supposed to care for and protect the child (NGO Working Group on Violence Against Women, 2004). The Crimes Act 1961 defines incest as sexual connection between two people whose relationship is that of parent and child, siblings, half-siblings, or grandparent and grandchild; and the person charged knows of the relationship. Items linked to this NZFVC Topic Area aim to cover all of the above mentioned aspects of incest.
Any overtly sexual act between people who are closely related or who perceive themselves as being closely related (as in relationship between in-laws, stepsiblings and stepparents, and close family friends). In addition to physical sexual contact this can include voyeurism, masturbation in front of the child, suggestive talk, provocative photography, exposing oneself to the child, etc. Incest results from a breakdown in the family and creates emotional isolation, stress, confusion about family roles and boundaries, guilt, and a host of other symptoms.
sexual intercourse between closely related persons
Sexual activities between a child and a relative, defined fairly broadly as a parent, stepparent, parent's live-in partner or lover, foster parent, sibling, cousin, uncle, aunt, or grandparent (McAnulty & Burnette, 2001)
Sexual activity between relatives or family members.
SEXUAL RELATIONS BETWEEN FAMILY MEMBERS
sex with close family member
Sexual activity between members of the same family.
Sexual contact with a member of one's immediate family. .
Incest is sexual activity between close family members. Incest is considered taboo, and forbidden (fully or slightly) in the majority of current cultures. The precise meaning of the word varies widely, because different cultures have differing notions of "sexual activity" and "close family member".
