The campaign called #100Consent — a play on the phrase "100%" — aims to send a clear message that being even 1% unsure when it comes to sexual consent could have devastating consequences.

Ireland's most influential TikTokers are urging people to keep it 100 as part of a new consent campaign.

According to details released under the Freedom of Information Act, 287 people were sent to prison for these offences in 2018.

Child and sexual violence support groups called for a review of resources required for gardaí to investigate child sex abuse imagery and exploitation.

A human rights lawyer is warning landlords that asking for sex in lieu of rent is a criminal offence.

Amid the usual hustle-and-bustle of the airport, these few days each year have a magical feeling about them.

A rape victim who successfully campaigned for victim impact statements to be introduced in court said hearing the Kriegels' words after their daughter’s killers were convicted of murder and sexual assault were “the most important" she’s heard since she started campaigning.

The Law Society says it's appalled to learn of inappropriate comments posted on a private messaging group by some of its students.

The Wheel, the national association of charities, said their spending allocations should be increased to ensure their continued viability and survival.

The rape crisis centre’s 24-hour helpline has received many calls from women complaining about the inappropriate behavior of landlords.

The number of child pornography court cases has increased by 250% over the past three years.

Almost 1,000 people were treated in Ireland's sexual-assault treatment units last year.

Ireland is in the grip of a sexual violence epidemic, according to the chief executive of the Dublin Rape Crisis Centre (DRCC).

Philanthropists Peter Kinney and Lisa Sandquist tell Ellie O’Byrne why their sights are set on funding equality in Ireland

Rapist Patrick Nevin attacked three women he met on Tinder, but a criminal background check of every user of a dating app would be arduous, writes Joyce Fegan.

The number of rape court-cases in Ireland has increased by nearly 80% in recent years.

The Dublin Rape Crisis Centre has said Paddy Jackson has not taken steps to show his attitude towards women has changed.

Rape survivor Lavinia Kerwick is one of the people to pay tribute to Ryan as the show went out on air.

The chief executive of the Dublin Rape Crisis Centre has expressed concern about the enforceability of bail conditions in sexual offence cases.

Justice Minister Charlie Flanagan has launched a new media campaign questioning people's attitudes to sexual harassment.

In a victim impact statement the victim, now an adult, said that the abuse left her feeling disgusted with her body. She said she was aged only eight when she tried to kill herself.

Noeline Blackwell, CEO of the Dublin Rape Crisis Centre, has welcomed a review of treatment for sexual assault victims by the Department of Health.

“It must be part of a broader understanding to colleges that such behaviour is not acceptable."

There are calls for new laws on data retention to be brought forward before Christmas in response to yesterday's judgement in relation to Graham Dwyer's case.

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Technology has changed, particularly through the ubiquitousness of the mobile phone but the need for research has not diminished, writes Alison O’Connor

Rape crisis groups say a change of attitude is needed in the courts and among the public towards victims of sexual violence and their treatment in trials.

The Dublin Rape Crisis Centre says it is urgently in need of people to help maintain its 24-hour helpline.

The traumatic effects of war and conflict on people coming to Europe could be better assessed and treated as a result of an international project led by Irish researchers.

A few weeks ago, a soccer club in which I have an interest was invited to an under-10 tournament in Kilkenny, writes Michael Clifford.

A bill to prevent schools from using their religious ethos to avoid providing objective and factual sex education is to be debated in the Dáil.