Campaigners: Fewer rape victims coming forward

The number of rapes declined in 2007 but campaigners say less victims are coming forward for help.

Wed, 03 Sep, 2008 - 15:26

The number of rapes declined in 2007 but campaigners say less victims are coming forward for help.

Dublin Rape Crisis Centre’s annual report found that 320 victims of rape or sexual assault had been seen in the capital’s Sexual Assault Treatment Unit (SATU).

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Courts Heathrow Place: Dublin Place: Greater Dublin Place: Britain Place: Europe Place: Africa Place: Australia Place: New Zealand Person: Brendan Spring Person: Ellen O’Malley-Dunlop Person: O’Malley-Dunlop Organisation: Dublin Rape Crisis Centre Organisation: Sexual Assault Treatment Unit Organisation: SATU Organisation: Central Statistics Office Organisation: DRCC Organisation: Ireland

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