Several hundred people assemble in front of City Hall before marching to DPP offices to protest decision not to bring criminal charges against mixed martial arts fighter
Calls to boycott business interests of the mixed martial arts fighter following High Court case
Conor McGregor says in social media post he will appeal the decision to award €248,603 damages against him for assault in a Dublin hotel
Signs of Hope campaign contains messages from eight survivors who have benefited from the centre’s services
Girls are told the world is not safe and advised to impose controls on their behaviours. None of these precautions would have protected Gisèle Pelicot
Wayne Higgins (27), of no fixed abode, was described by the woman as ‘an animal’ and ‘a danger to vulnerable women’
Annual report for 2023 notes increasing number of callers over years have reported additional violence by perpetrators
Hazel Behan tells German court of ‘very unusual’ email from Christian Brückner’s defence lawyer before trial
Men are being told ‘an array of harmful myths around women’s attitudes to sex’, says project lead of We-Consent campaign
Irish MEP Frances Fitzgerald says there were months of ‘tough negotiations’ on issue
Noeline Blackwell’s seven years at DRCC have seen huge changes in attitude, but more remains to be done
‘Marked rise’ in mental health crises among calls to helpline
Unacceptable sexual behaviour must be exposed so it becomes a risk perpetrators will no longer take
Initiative includes experiences of other survivors as well as frontline service providers and support agencies
Noeleen Blackwell said the complaints system had no place in modern life
Three-year We-Consent campaign aims to tackle the issue of consent and how it is given
Irish diplomats handled 55 per cent increase in cases involving deaths of citizens abroad in 2022
Children as young as eight find pornographic images. A pioneering programme helps teenagers deal with it
Legislation would mean anyone seeking to introduce character witnesses for a convicted sexual offender would need court permission, and witnesses could be cross-examined
Dublin Rape Crisis Centre says over half of 14,000 calls to helpline last year were from first-time contacts
Comment: With change to ‘honest belief’ defence we are moving towards a healthier society with zero tolerance of sexual violence
Minister for Justice Helen McEntee to seek Cabinet approval to overhaul laws on consent, knowledge and belief in rape cases
Figures highlight a ‘worrying trend,’ says Director of the Dublin Rape Crisis Centre, Noeline Blackwell
Minister planning new charter for night-time economy in bid to stamp out sexual violence
IAPI announces entrants for global competition aimed at young creative talent
Digital awards adapt to reflect industry change during Covid panedemic
Willingness of women to speak out about their fears is a crucial step toward change
Signs of change in society built around systemic gender violence – Noeline Blackwell
National Women’s Council says education on abuse of women must be compulsory
Group meets Minister amid concerns review will lack power to compel witnesses to testify
Interpreters in over 200 languages available to assist in calls from sexual violence victims
Course aims to ensure judiciary function appropriately around vulnerable people
Students in Co Kerry reportedly spiked during freshers’ week last week
Rape Crisis Centre survey indicates issue is considered problem by more women than men
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