Minister Zappone hoping to kickstart new study on sexual violence

Minister for Children Katherine Zappone says she hopes that a proposed new study on sexual violence in Ireland will move forward.

Minister Zappone hoping to kickstart new study on sexual violence
Mon, 30 Oct, 2017 - 06:45

Minister for Children Katherine Zappone says she hopes that a proposed new study on sexual violence in Ireland will move forward.

The SAVI report, estimated to cost €1m, was last carried out in 2002.

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