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Support group gets 14 referrals a day after Belfast trial

A support organisation saw 14 new referrals a day after the Belfast rugby rape trial.

Support group gets 14 referrals a day after Belfast trial

Mon, 30 Apr, 2018 - 01:01

A support organisation for victims of sexual violence saw 14 new referrals a day after the Belfast rugby rape trial.

The waiting list for specialist Nexus NI counselling has swollen from 300 to more than 700, statistics showed.

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