5.6 Procedures and Protocols for Examination of

5.6.1 Sexual Assault — Victim/Suspect The protocol's discipline: the consent (the survivor's informed agreement — the examination's ethics); the one-stop-centre's model (the modern response: the medical-legal-psychosocial in one place — the Nepal OSCs' development); the history (the survivor's account — the judicial delay's faces); the head-to-toe examination; the samples' kit (the swabs-and-smears; the clothing; the reference samples); the injuries' documentation; the prophylaxis (the STD-pregnancy prevention — the survivor-centred medicine); the report's writing; the suspect's parallel protocol (the rights' balance). 5.6.2 Physical Assault — Victim/Suspect The assault examination: the injuries' full mapping (U3.2's documentation); the dangerousness's opinion (the grievous faces); the weapons' inference; the victim's-and-suspect's cross-evidence (the mutual injuries — the self-defence's reconstruction); the timing (the assault's-and- examination's interval).