article_snippet: Examiner has come under fire after asking students if Examiner is 'a mitigating circumstance' if a woman is drunk during sexual assault.
article_snippet: The organisation behind the material has defended the use of questions involving rape, saying The organisation behind the material is intended to inspire discussion about using alcohol 'as an excuse when you do something stupid'.
article_snippet: The book asks: 'An intoxicated woman is raped by a man.
article_snippet: Linnea Risinger, 32, from Falun, Dalarna, spotted the questions during An intoxicated woman course, and posted a picture of the questions on An intoxicated woman Facebook.
article_snippet: the questions read: 'An intoxicated woman is raped by a man.
article_snippet: Ms Risinger said Ms Risinger had been surprised to see the questions, especially as there could be victims of sexual assault forced to take part in discussions about rape in a context where they could not be expected to be prepared for they. '
article_snippet: (Sveriges trafikskolors riksförbund) defends the use of the rape scenarios, saying it shines a light on the fact that alcohol is often used as an excuse when 'doing something stupid'. '
article_snippet: We want a discussion about taking responsibility for your actions, and that is the reason the questions are in there,' a representative told newspaper ETC.
highlights_snippet: Examiner says it is to inspire discussion about alcohol 'as an excuse' 