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.
Dublin Rape Crisis Centre Annual Report 2025
In 2025, Dublin Rape Crisis Centre (DRCC) recorded the busiest year in its 47-year history, with growth across every frontline …
DRCC Submission to Minister for Justice re Counselling Notes
A set of reform proposals on the use in court of the counselling notes of victims and survivors of sexual …
Understanding the relationship between reproductive coercion and Intimate Partner Violence in an Irish context
Trinity Centre for Global Health (TCGH) and Dublin Rape Crisis …
Autistic People’s Understanding of Consent and their Right to Protection from Sexual Harm
A report commissioned by AsIAm and DRCC and conducted by the RCSI with funding from …
Dublin Rape Crisis Centre Submission to JOC re General Scheme Miscellaneous Bill 19062025
Submission to Joint Committee on Justice, Home Affairs and Migration on the general …
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 …
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