Press Releases 2005

Rape Crisis Movement says tampering with legislation on consent could be dangerous

13.12.05

High Court Judge Justice Roderick Evans, ruling in the UK sets outrageous precedence

25.11.05

Conviction for marital rape strongly welcomed, as we risk losing sight of where the majority of sexual violence occurs

18.11.05

New toys for Gardaí must be matched with increased ongoing training
17.11.05

The Impact on Rape Crisis Centres: Ongoing fallout from Ferns
14.11.05

Following abuse inquiry RCNI demand independent inspector of adult residential facilities
11.11.05

Rape Crisis Network welcomes HSE’s review of overdue Brothers of Charity abuse inquiry
09.11.05

Rape Crisis Network seeks clarification on selection criteria of Dublin Inquiry
09.11.05

DPP decisions should be open and transparent

27.10.05

Rape Crisis Movement welcomes Ferns Report

26.10.05

Court of Appeal ruling will make courts a safer place for rape victims

21.07.05

Judges helpless to protect victims of sexual crimes from assailants, in their own courts
07.07.05

First National Rape Crisis Statistics 2004 launched
24.05.05

RCNI welcomes support ireland’s landmark rape attrition research project is promised

18.04.05

Judge Carney yet again lets the guilty walk free!
15.03.05

‘Consent’ must involve more than one person if we are to see justice for rape victims

11.03.05

Reassurance needed from gardai on handling of child pornography complaints
09.02.05

NDVIA is crucial to prevention of domestic violence murders
23.01.05