Many studies have shown the prevalence of gender asymmetry in sexual assault, like this terribly poor study by the CDC stating that 1/5 women are raped, 1/71 men are raped, and 1/21 men are "forced to penetrate" against their will (totally not rape):

http://www.cdc.gov/violenceprevention/pdf/nisvs_report2010-a.pdf[1]

(I could talk for hours about how poorly that study was done, but that's not the true point of this post) However, such studies are very openly gendered with a bias against male victims. Does anyone have a link to a good survey, done by a respected organization, that would define the boy in this scenario as a rape victim? Obviously in law he's defined as such, but I'm looking for a study.

"Jimmy, a 13 year old child, is told by his teacher Jane (aged 28) to stay after class, after the other kids have left the classroom, she knocks him out with a cola spiked with Rohypnol, and abducts him, chains him to a bed, and has vaginal intercourse with his semi-conscious body"