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Why is sexual violence still hidden in plain sight in this era of oversharing?

Unacceptable sexual behaviour must be exposed so it becomes a risk perpetrators will no longer take

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Sex assault data is truly shocking – and so are state delays

Four in 10 of us have experienced sexual violence at some point in our lives. One in five have experienced some form of sexual violence during our childhood. One in two women have endured sexual violence, and one in five have experienced rape as an adult.

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New sexual violence statistics are truly shocking – and so is Government s foot-dragging on funding vital research on the problem

Four in 10 of us have experienced sexual violence at some point in our lives. One in five have experienced some form of sexual violence during our childhood. One in two women have endured sexual violence, and one in five have experienced rape as an adult.

Leo varadkarCharlie flanaganEllen omalley dunlopFrances fitzgeraldDepartment of justiceDublin rape crisis centreElleno malley dunlopDublin rape crisisFine gael led

Noeline Blackwell to step down as CEO of Dublin Rape Crisis Centre

Ms Blackwell, who has been the organisation’s CEO since March 2016, plans to retire from the role in Autumn 2023

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Noeline Blackwell to step down as head of Dublin Rape Crisis Centre later this year

Blackwell said it is ‘the right time for me to step down and to allow others to shape the next stage of the organisation’s development’.

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