A major study into sexual violence in Ireland is to be carried out by the State.
The second Sexual Assault and Violence in Ireland survey will take 5 years to complete and will interview 5,000 people on their experiences. The last report was in 2002 and support groups working with survivors have been consistently calling for a new survey. Minister for Justice, Charlie Flanagan, says it’s important the State has accurate information on sexual violence
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