One in five people believe 'no' can mean 'convince me', consent survey finds

One in five people believe 'no' can mean 'convince me', consent survey finds

Dublin Rape Crisis Centre staff and stakeholders at the launch of the 'We Consent' campaign in Merrion Square. Picture: Keith Arkins Media

The first national campaign on sexual consent was launched today as new figures show one in five people agree that sometimes people say no to sex when they want convincing.

‘We Consent’ is part of the Dublin Rape Crisis Centre’s new initiative following research involving the culture around consent in Ireland.

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