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 policymaking at a national level, and
- strengthen support services.
You can read our latest policy work here.
DRCC submission to Judicial Planning Working Group (Nov 2021)
Following the Programme for Government commitment “to establish a working group to consider the number and type …
Sexual Harassment and Abuse in the Workplace
This paper summarises research conducted by DRCC, with contributions from law firm A&L Goodbody and solicitor Máille Brady …
Webinar: The Realities of Rape Trials in Ireland
On 21 June 2021, DRCC held a webinar to host new research by Dr Susan Leahy of the University of Limerick on 'The Realities of …
DRCC summary briefing on Realities of Rape Trials
Summary briefing of new research ppaer by Dr SUsan Leahy (University of Limerick) on the operation of rape trials in …
DRCC recommendations on GBV for Citizens Assembly Mar 2021
Overview of key recommendations by DRCC to the Citizens Assembly on Gender Equality, March 2021
DRCC submission on Gender-Based Violence to Citizens Assembly March 2021
Why is sexual violence an issue of gender inequality? We will never have gender equality while sexual …
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