New research shows not enough has been done to tackle sexual violence and harassment over the past two decades, writes Noel Baker

We need to do more to tackle the 'shadow pandemic'

Simon Harris has announced that a survey is set to be carried out into harassment, sexual harassment and bullying in the country's higher education institutions.

When the pandemic hit, and lockdowns were enforced, the prevalence of domestic abuse was laid bare, says Joyce Fegan.

The latest submission to the Personal Insights initiative is an anonymised letter from a victim of domestic abuse to her former partner.

Lights shine down on the windows of Cork’s Penny Dinners where cheery red posters thank the people of Cork for their support.

Prosecutions rise by 35% but Rape Crisis Centre says many victims still do not report a crime

The move by Grant Thornton follows steps taken by companies like Visa and MasterCard to block transactions on the site, which has been accused of hosting unlawful content

The 36 finalists will now advance to the grand final, which is comprised of six separate categories: Sport; Health and Wellbeing; Heritage; Arts and Culture; Community; and Youth

Trish Kearney was just 13 when she first met her abuser, George Gibney, a swimming coach who later avoided conviction for decades of sexual abuse. 

Central Criminal Court is prioritising cases where the accused person is in custody

Unlike may victims of abuse, Amy Barrett got to see her attacker jailed. But while he could seek help in prison, her State support ended, she tells Liz Dunphy

The Citizens' Assembly will meet today to discuss gender-based violence, which has been thrust firmly into the international news agenda with the murder of English woman Sarah Everard

Dr Monica O'Connor told the Citizens' Assembly that while there have been major strides to ending the “legal impunity” of violence against women, wider societal change is taking much longer

The “socially distant standout” in Dublin was organised by ROSA with more due to take place later this week

Activists had their names taken by gardaí and were warned they could face fines under the Covid-19 regulations if they did not disperse

That Noeline Blackwell one — the woman from the Rape Crisis Centre — drives me crazy. I can’t listen to her on the radio without getting angrier and angrier.

Garda Inspectorate warns of 'profound' human rights implications for victims and the organisation