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The Government is not doing enough to end violence against women, according to Sexual Violence Centre Cork

RedFM News
RedFM News

01:18 17 Feb 2022


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A new global study by the Lancet has found that more than 1 in 4 women have experienced domestic violence in their lifetime.

It also found that 27% of women with long-term partners aged between 15-49 have experienced physical and/or sexual violence from a partner.

It concludes Governments are not in line to meet targets to eradicate violence against women by 2030.

Mary Crilly from Sexual Violence Centre Cork says that includes Ireland:

"They move so slowly. They need to take violence against women extremely seriously, have a minister in charge of this or have an officer in charge this."


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