Safety is an Illusion - Glamorized violence, nihilism and their inherent patriarchal repercussions: a critical response (2013)

Betrayal - a critical analysis of rape culture in anarchist subcultures (2012)

There’s no such thing as free choice, so why single out sex workers? (2012)

Anarcha-Feminism and the Newer “Woman Question” (2012)

À propos du féminisme pseudo-libertaire de M. Iacub (2010)

Romulan Dogmatism, Contextual Complications and the Danger of Absolutism (1994)

An Open Letter to SlutWalk (2011)

Dangerous Spaces: Violent Resistance, Self-Defense, and Insurrectional Struggle Against Gender (2012)

Towards Transformative Justice - Generation Five (2007)

Philly Stands Up: Inside the Politics and Poetics of Transformative Justice and Community Accountability in Sexual Assault Situations (2011)

Britain: SolFed Statement about sexual assault within the anarchist/activist community (2012)

Safer spaces, false allegations, and the NYC Anarchist Bookfair (2012)

Law: A Sexual Role Model for Men? (2011)

Consent and Sexual Assault discussions important

I think frustration would be the word for what a lot of feminists are feeling when it comes to discussions about the accusations against Julian Assange.  These articles are a few of those that bring up some interesting points about the situation.
Some Shit I’m Sick of Hearing Regarding Rape and Assange
The rush to smear Assange's rape accuser
Naomi Wolf: Assange captured by the “dating police”
No one gains from this 'rape-rape' defence of Julian Assange
What the Assange case reveals about rape in America
Talking About Julian Assange Has Become Utterly Terrible

There have been a lot of efforts among anarchists/feminists to discuss and educate on consent and sexual assault issues.  It is important first of all for everyone to understand consent.  This is just one step.  How do we deal with instances of sexual assault, supporting survivors and confronting perpetrators?  Although there are disagreements, various folks are determined to be able to deal with these issues without the state.  Below are some zines and other pieces that I have archived on this website that are relevant and useful to read, review, and share with others.  For even more beyond these, click the labels "consent", "sexual assault", "abuse", "accountability", etc.

Consent zine

Revolution Starts At Home, The : Confronting Partner Abuse in Activist Communities (2009) zine

Notes on Survivor Autonomy and Violence (2010)

Exploring anarcha-feminism: liberty, morality, and economics in the sex industry (2010)

Why Misogynists Make Great Informants: How Gender Violence on the Left Enables State Violence in Radical Movements (2010) zine

Is the Anarchist Man our Comrade? (2010)