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We will continue to provide training to police and Crown Office staff involved in the investigation and prosecution of sexual offences. We will provide specialist support and advocacy to complainers who are engaged or considering engaging with the

sort of mentioned policy and training and consistency and things like, is there something that you would say or even not even necessarily one thing, but a message to decision makers? Like what would you like the people who have the power to change

practices embedded; common training of individuals across the court; procedures that are uniformly applicable to the sheriff court and the Court of Session, which is not currently the case; and uniformly applicable practice notes and directions,

services to have anti-racism training, strategy and cultures embedded in their organisations. Participants strongly emphasised the need for women of colour and migrant women specialist services to be better resourced and to be given

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Young Shetlander activist Jessica on ESAS and why schools must do more to prevention gender-based violence.

An in-depth understanding of trauma is central to the Rape Crisis approach, and it is why our movement is so important in Scotland and beyond.

We welcome the Bill’s introduction of a new court but there is more the Scottish Government could do.

Here’s why we support the pilot scheme and how we think it could help survivors.

Rape Crisis Scotland Helpline Anniversary Conference