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CONSULTATION Abortion Services Safe
Woman to Woman An Oral History of Rape
Edinburgh Rape Crisis National Service
Supporting someone who has experienced
Supporting someone who has experienced
Supporting someone who has experienced
Supporting someone who has experienced
A newsletter from Rape Crisis Scotland
Rape Crisis The newsletter of Rape
Call it out – what men and boys can do to end gender-based violence | ...
includes being mindful of transport links, public transport and parking facilities, for abortion healthcare users and staff. We note that in Victoria, Australia the law prohibits communicating about abortion in a manner “reasonably likely to
Woman to Woman An Oral History of Rape
there’s direct public transport links by both Falkirk and Clackmannanshire into Stirling, whereas from Falkirk to go to Clackmannanshire or vice versa is difficult, and public transport isn’t good. So I have a vague memory that it was in
Edinburgh Rape Crisis National Service
face coverings on public transport and most indoor settings, removed. June Carolyn Fox-McKay, Mairi Rosko, Elaine Cameron appointed as Trustees. July Fatime Krasniqi resigned as a trustee. October ERCC starts to offer services to men and all
Supporting someone who has experienced
at appointments or help with transport. You may also be able to give evidence to support the case • shopping or travelling to work. You may be able to help by taking on some of these tasks; or accompanying them; or driving them to places, whilst
Supporting someone who has experienced
at appointments or help with transport. You may also be able to give evidence to support the case Don’t take things into your own hands such as confronting the perpetrator, threatening them, assaulting them, telling them to ‘lay off’ and so
Supporting someone who has experienced
at appointments or help with transport. You may also be able to give evidence to support their case Your child may not find it easy to cope with everyday life, for example going to school, college or staying in their friendship group or social
Supporting someone who has experienced
at appointments or help with transport. You may also be able to give evidence to support the case Your partner may not find it easy to cope with everyday life, for example going shopping or travelling to work. You may be able to help by taking on
A newsletter from Rape Crisis Scotland
and Shakti Women’s Aid and transport was provided at a nominal The students designed: • An adult survivor information leaflet, a young person’s leaflet and an LGBT leaflet 22 Some recent developments VAW partnership, Safer Communities
Rape Crisis The newsletter of Rape
the Police first they will transport her to the attended, talked, cried and got organised. One hospital for treatment and counselling before of the collectives formed at that meeting went interviewing her. on to establish Elsie Women’s
Call it out – what men and boys can do to end gender-based violence | ...
to harassment on public transport and to rape. These behaviours need to be challenged at every level.
This might look like telling a friend that a sexist joke is inappropriate or challenging a friend who is targeting obviously very drunk