Group aims to end rape’s ‘secrets and silence’

Sex abuse survivors have come together to demand urgent action be taken to combat the ‘epidemic’ of sex abuse in Ireland.

Group aims to end rape’s ‘secrets and silence’
Sat, 06 Apr, 2013 - 01:00
Cormac O’Keeffe

A grassroots network, fronted by high-profile survivors Fiona Doyle, Cynthia Owen, and the Kavanagh sisters, will hold a major conference today to mobilise their campaign.

The ANU Campaign for Truth, Rights and Justice is calling for:

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