Concern over limited remit of domestic violence agency

Rape victims and women forced in to trafficking, prostitution and pornography will not be protected by a new government body, it was claimed today.

Concern over limited remit of domestic violence agency
Wed, 16 May, 2007 - 20:22

Rape victims and women forced in to trafficking, prostitution and pornography will not be protected by a new government body, it was claimed today.

An office to tackle domestic violence across Ireland came under fire by groups supporting victims of sexual assault.

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