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Sexual Violence Centre Cork Calling On People To Make Voices Heard In Fight Against Sexual Violence

Rebecca Noonan
Rebecca Noonan

12:08 27 Aug 2020


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The charity's annual report for 2019 shows a slight decrease in calls to their helplines but a large increase in the number of students contacting them for support.

37% of all new clients said they were students, three quarters said they were 23 or younger and 5% of new clients identified as an asylum seeker.

The home continues to be the most common location for sexual violence while house parties and pubs and night clubs accounted for 4.9% of cases.

Speaking to RedFM News, Mary Crilly from the Cork Sexual Violence Centre says more needs to be done to change the narrative around younger people and sexual violence:

Sexual Violence Centre Cork Calling On People To Make Voices Heard In Fight Against Sexual Violence

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