This makes grim reading.
https://twitter.com/PPOmbudsman/status/1480792188485349376
Apart from the obvious failures of prison healthcare, what struck me was the woman's insistence that she couldn't be pregnant as she didn't have sex with men. This paragraph suggests she was raped. 
I'm reminded of Reynhard Sinaga's rape spree. By using date rape drugs, he raped over 200 men without their knowledge. The men typically woke up in unfamiliar surroundings with no recollection of what had happened.
If this happened to women, there would be unexplained pregnancies, including among women who don't (knowingly) have sex with men.
Many women report spiked drinks and, more recently, needle jabs. But the problem is the ones who don't report, because waking up in an unfamiliar place after a night out isn't a police matter, is it?
Sinaga got away with his crimes because men didn't report to the police. He was only caught because one of his victims woke up during the assault and fought him off - and initially the victim was charged with GBH.
So are women any more likely than men to report waking up in a strange place with no recollection of the night before? If not, then there must surely be some unexplained pregnancies out there.
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