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Rape Law Reform Scotland’s Chance to
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RESEARCH REPORT Independent Legal
Annual Report 2024-25 Introduction
Imagine How It Feels | Rape Crisis Scotland
BRIEFING 16 Days of Action 2022:
Briefing Scottish Parliament | 16 Days
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EVIDENCE RAPE CRISIS SCOTLAND WRITTEN
Report Delivering sexual violence
Montgomery, Information & Resources Worker and Claire Phillips, Administration & Finance Worker. INFORMATION MAILINGS Rape Crisis Scotland is developing its information and resource service. As part of this, we will be setting up information
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Where practicable and where resources allow, the same approach will be followed for adult witnesses who suffer from a mental disorder. Advocacy workers will have a key role in providing information to these witnesses. Our Commitment We fully
RESEARCH REPORT Independent Legal
largely due to a lack of resources to support the necessary infrastructure for an effective nationwide witness support system. 11 1.05 Despite the reform agenda, it is difficult to know to what extent, if at all, complainers feel better off. In
Annual Report 2024-25 Introduction
Rape Crisis Centres to share resources and best practice across the membership. This year we began assessment of the Rape Crisis National Service Standards across our member centres. This work continues and will conclude in 2026. In addition, we
Imagine How It Feels | Rape Crisis Scotland
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BRIEFING 16 Days of Action 2022:
ensuring that we have the resources to continue to deliver - specialist interventions which are critical to enabling a safe space for young people to talk about consent and healthy sexual relationships, and that these are able to reach the
Briefing Scottish Parliament | 16 Days
ensuring that we have the resources we need to continue to deliver specialist interventions which are critical to enabling a safe space for young people to talk about consent and healthy sexual relationships. ? Advocate for sustainable funding
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Scotland’s support resources 23 08088 01 03 02 www.rapecrisisscotland.org.uk Rape Crisis Scotland, Abbey House, 10 Bothwell Street, Glasgow G2 6LU Office tel: 0141 331 4180 E: info@rapecrisisscotland.org.uk Web:
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like to see efforts and resources being directed towards reimagining what justice can look like for survivors of sexual harm, and in our society more generally.’ (A Rape Crisis Centre) 41
Report Delivering sexual violence
support services had the resources and funding to provide them with what they needed: “I actually had a good experience but this was years ago, they told me what I could do, where I could go, it was local, but I don’t think I would get that
