The Government yesterday launched a campaign urging homeowners to consider renting a room to students for the new academic year.

'Understanding how masculine norms and attitudes are formed and expressed is central to effective violence prevention'

Children should be taught they have a choice about whether to hug someone, says leading advocate against sexual violence

The rape victim was also asked in court if she was wearing underwear when she was attacked

A publicly-accessible register of people convicted of serious domestic violence offences will be created under the new law named in Jennie's honour

'Hosting a man who has never shown a shred of remorse for his actions or empathy for his victim, minimises and trivialises the impact of sexual violence.'

70% of adults in Ireland think we have a problem with consent, and 81% agree that talking about consent will result in more healthy sex and sexuality — that's why the DRCC's services are crucial 

Tánaiste's use of the term 'Groundhog Day' in reference to the national broadcaster's repeated travails is an accurate summary 

DRCC CEO Rachel Morrogh said many survivors are still facing barriers to reporting abuse and seeking support

'Providing a character reference to reduce the sentence for someone convicted of a sexual crime is morally indefensible and shows an utter disregard for the harm caused to the victim.'

One of the victims was arrested four times on foot of complaints made against her by her husband, whom she claims was coercively controlling her

'We know that the only person responsible for sexual violence is the person who perpetrates it'

Charities call display, which mimicked a sexual assault, ‘an act of public grooming’ that normalises sexual violence

Groups collaborating on the report include Aoibhneas, Dublin Rape Crisis Centre, AkiDwA, Cairde, AMAL, Latina Women Against Violence, and the Network of Ethnic Minority DSGBV Advocates

New Fiosrú unit will investigate complaints of domestic violence, coercive control and sexual abuse involving Garda members

Having founded the centre in 1983, chief executive Mary Crilly is about to step down — but intends to continue working on the Safe Gigs Ireland campaign

One respondent to survey said: 'I am afraid to take my abuser to court in case my 10 years of counselling notes end up in court'

In April last year, someone circulated images of the woman's 'naked, bruised, and unconscious' body to university staff through an unidentified ProtonMail account

Protest follows circulation of explicit image as student alleges lack of university support after reported assault

Sexual assault treatment units provide 24/7 specialist care to people who have experienced sexual violence, including medical care, forensic examination, evidence storage, and access to psychological support