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We’re intervening in a Supreme Court case | Rape Crisis Scotland
Joint Statement: Not In Our Name | Rape Crisis Scotland
Rape Crisis Scotland statement on the open letter to Special Rapporteur on V...
On Covid 19 and Courts - A Statement From Sandy Brindley | Rape Crisis Scotland
Rape Crisis Scotland welcomes Scottish Government's continued commitmen...
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basis, and to the Emma Ritch Law Clinic who are also representing us in the case.
A huge thank you to Fidjit, the incredible tattoo artist whose fundraising efforts are covering the cost of us intervening in this case, ensuring the Court can hear
Joint Statement: Not In Our Name | Rape Crisis Scotland
Joint Statement: Not In Our Name
Rape Crisis Scotland statement on the open letter to Special Rapporteur on V...
international human rights law in support of the Bill.
In your intervention you highlight that the Yogyakarta Principles are not legally binding and instead point to ECtHR which you argue, in the area of LGR allows for more flexibility in
On Covid 19 and Courts - A Statement From Sandy Brindley | Rape Crisis Scotland
the ECHR to enact criminal law provisions effectively punishing rape and to apply them in practice through effective investigation and prosecution. The prerequisite of promptness of the proceedings is an aspect of victim protection and therefore,
Rape Crisis Scotland welcomes Scottish Government's continued commitmen...
review of Scottish criminal law and practice, led by Lord Carloway. An analysis of consultation responses was also published today, “Reforming Scots Criminal Law and practice: The Carloway Report - analysis of consultation responses
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non contact abuse, then the law and context around image based and cyber enabled crime should be included. See recent research on the impact with recommendations https://www.dur.ac.uk/resources/law/ShatteringLivesandMythsFINALJuly2019.pdf 3 Do
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sexually abused. Under the law, penetration of the mouth, vagina or anus, without consent, by a penis is called ‘rape’. The law regards a surgically-constructed penis or vagina as the same as any other penis or vagina. Penetration of the
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About sexual violence The law Under the law, rape means penetration of the mouth, vagina or anus, without consent, by a penis. This applies to a surgically-constructed penis or vagina too. Penetration of the anus or vagina, without consent, by
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to ‘consent’ to sex. The law says that consent is ‘free agreement’ which means someone freely wanting to do something and understanding what they are agreeing to. The law understands that there are many reasons why a person may not be able
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friend is under 16, then the law says that they cannot ‘consent’ to sex. The law says that ‘consent’ is ‘free agreement’ which means someone freely wanting to do something and understanding what they are agreeing to. The law understands
