Anti-rape underwear was never meant to be a normal part of a woman’s wardrobe. Yet its growing presence in Western markets shows how deeply many women doubt that their governments, courts, and migration systems are protecting them from sexual violence. This article explores why these products exist, what they can and cannot do, and why structural failures—not women’s clothing—should be at the center of the conversation.

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