The DRCC welcomes that the PFAI has taken down what we believe to be a seriously ill judged blog by their solicitor Stuart Gilhooly in relation to the Ched Evans’ situation. Alleged is a term preserved for the presumption of innocence before a trial which every accused...
The British Foreign Secretary, William Hague and the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees, Angeline Jolie are co-chairing a Global Summit in London over these few days (June 10-13) to End Sexual Violence in Conflict. This afternoon the British Embassy in Dublin is h...
Ellen O’Malley-Dunlop, Chief Executive DRCC said: “The Dublin Rape Crisis Centre has worked with Minister Frances Fitzgerald since her appointment as Minister for Children and Youth Affairs and has found her to be a dedicated, energetic and committed Minister, who...
The Dublin Rape Crisis Centre has teamed up with Women’s Aid to raise awareness of sexual violence in relationships. This is not Happily Ever After, a four week long national public awareness campaign funded by , The National Office for the Prevention of ...
The Dublin Rape Crisis Centre was established in 1979 and is a national organisation offering a wide range of services to women and men who are affected by rape, sexual assault, sexual harassment or childhood sexual abuse. The services include a National 24-Hour Helpline, one to one counselling, court accompaniment, outreach services, training, awareness raising and lobbying.
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Sign upThis is important - as and when the Judicial Council Bill is passed & powers on guidelines given. Debate should start now. Judges to get new sentencing guidelines after Sinn Féin deal with government (via @thejournal_ie) https://t.co/VEiEaj2xDd
