Government funds battle against sexual abuse

The Irish Government is to fund the only network of rape crisis centres in Sierra Leone.

Government funds battle against sexual abuse
Mon, 01 May, 2006 - 10:55

The Irish Government is to fund the only network of rape crisis centres in Sierra Leone.

The Rainbow Project is at the heart of efforts to combat sexual abuse of women and children in the west African country, which is slowly recovering from a devastating 11-year civil war.

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