Policy
Our work on policy helps create a better understanding of the harm of sexual violence which in turn feeds into prevention strategies. In this work, we seek to:
- ensure that the rights and dignity of survivors/victims are respected at all times,
- promote accuracy and sensitivity in how sexual violence is reported,
- inform policy-making at a national level, and
- strengthen support services.
You can read our latest policy work here.
CEDAW Shadow Report
This shadow report is submitted by a coalition of 8 rape crisis centres across Ireland. It is a contribution to the United Nations Committee on the …
2024 DRCC Response to Autism Strategy
DRCC submitted considerations on the draft Autism Innovation Strategy to the Department of Children, Equality, Disability, …
2024 DRCC Submission on draft Online Safety Code
DRCC made a submission on the draft Online Safety Code (published by Coimisiún na Méan in December 2023) following the …
Joint Rape Crisis Centres submission on Online Safety Code
A joint submission by 9 RCCs in response to a consultation from Coimisiun na Meain: Athlone Midland Rape Crisis …
DRCC Submission to Oireachtas Justice Committee on Agency Bill
This submission is based on the draft General Scheme for the Agency Bill published in March 2023, our …
DRCC Shadow Report to GREVIO 2022
DRCC is pleased to submit a shadow report to GREVIO, the independent expert monitoring body for the implementation of the Council of Europe …
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