Dublin Rape Crisis reports 30% increase in calls

The Dublin Rape Crisis Centre saw a rise of 30% in first time callers to its helpline last year.

Dublin Rape Crisis reports 30% increase in calls
Wed, 17 Jun, 2015 - 07:43

The Dublin Rape Crisis Centre saw a rise of 30% in first time callers to its helpline last year.

The centre is launching its annual report for 2014 this morning, which shows calls relating to adult rape also increased by 14% compared to 2013.

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