Fears grow over rise in gang rapes

The number of teenage rapes and gang rapes is an increasing cause of concern, a support group for victims of child abuse warned today.

Mon, 04 Jul, 2005 - 15:22

The number of teenage rapes and gang rapes is an increasing cause of concern, a support group for victims of child abuse warned today.

The annual report from Children at Risk in Ireland (CARI) showed 91 calls had been made to the group over the last year regarding rape, with almost two thirds relating to gang rape.

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