Press Releases 2011

RCNI National Statistics 2010 Launch - Report of Rape Continues to Rise 2010

23.11.11

Home truths about rape in Ireland

21.11.11

RCNI call on Ministers to take action on children with sexual harmful behaviour

13.09.11

RCNI give cautious welcome to proposal to share information on sex offenders with the community

12.09.11

RCNI welcome the Minister for Health, Dr James Reilly’s, decision to extend the funding to the organisation for another short period pending further changes

29.07.11

It is abundantly clear from the Cloyne Report that we cannot rely on any voluntary disclosure by the catholic church regarding responses to allegations of clerical child sexual abuse

13.06.11

RCNI welcome Government move to opt into EU Directive on Victims of Crime

22.06.11

RCNI to raise concern at increasing number of children and teenagers contacting rape crisis centres for help when Minister for Children and Youth Affairs pays visit today

16.06.11

RCNI concern that judge cited a victim’s profession in his explanation of the reasons why directed an acquittal

18.05.11

Rape survivors badly betrayed by HSE incompetence as 25 cases face collapse and reliable data collection system on child abuse and rape dropped

12.05.11

Independent Statistics Expert Comparison of RCNI data collection with HSE proposed method

11.05.11

HSE decides Ireland to shut their eyes to child sexual abuse and rape

11.05.11

RCNI Briefing: Regarding termination by HSE of all core funding to RCNI from 30 June 2011

10.05.11

Rape Crisis Network Ireland calls on Garda to reassure public

05.04.11

Garda jokes about rape following arrest in Mayo

05.04.11

Helping Victim Impact Statements work for victims

01.04.11

Important information on sexual violence in the palm of your hand

29.03.11

RCNI welcome that An Garda Síochána planning policy 2011 gives priority to sexual violence

12.01.11