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"Silence" | Rape Crisis Scotland
& campaigns News "Silence" News "Silence" Posted on October 5 2011 at 01:00 The International Human Rights Documentary Film Festival Document 9, which takes place in Glasgow between the 20th and 23rd October, will include a

Silence - video | Rape Crisis Scotland
& campaigns News Silence - video News Silence - video Posted on December 9 2011 at 00:00 "Silence" is a short documentary film narrated through personal experience of partner rape, and reveals the wider implications of

Don't Suffer in Silence | Rape Crisis Scotland
News Don't Suffer in Silence News Don't Suffer in Silence Posted on November 26 2010 at 00:00 This poster, produced by Perth & Kinross Violence Against Women Partnership, provides contact information for local and

Woman to Woman An Oral History of Rape
country, and we did sort of silences, your two minute silences for people who died as a result of nuclear wars, etc, etc. … so we went down, overnight on the Saturday/Sunday, got there at five in the morning, or something, demonstrated the whole

Scottish justice system places a higher value on Rolex watches than on raped...
This guest blog looks at survivors' access to justice relative to other crimes.

BRIEFING Carloway Review (2011)
from an accused’s silence should be allowed. This briefing paper focuses on corroboration and adverse inference, two issues which have a particular impact in sexual offence cases. Corroboration Under Scots law, all crimes require to be

A newsletter from Rape Crisis Scotland
tolerated nor condoned by silence, and to do that we need to be talking about it regularly and often in prisons. Since we took the decision, SPS has worked in partnership with WRS to train an additional 29 prison officers as volunteer White

A newsletter from Rape Crisis Scotland
world. And there is so much silence around it and the silence prevents survivors from coming forward. Unless the survivors come forward, the perpetrators are just going to go out and assault again and again. So the first thing to happen is we have

"No matter what your past has been,
Recovery: breaking the silence and preparing for change Survival toolkit Shame and self-blame Relationships Sex and your body Relaxation and self-care Nurturing and depleting activities Professional help Useful contacts Recommended reading 2

Report Delivering sexual violence
This then leads to further silence in these families and communities.” Furthermore, it stated that the consequences of austerity measures of the time, has had a disproportionate impact on specialist services including ethnic minority

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