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Victims' Commissioner calls for "drastic overhaul to the way rape victims are treated" in latest report

July 31, 2019 Guest User

The London Rape Review

In July 2019, the London Rape Review, conducted by MOPAC and the University of West London was published. The report looks at 501 allegations of rape reported in London in April 2016, providing the clearest picture to date of reported rape in the capital and the reasons why so few cases result in conviction.

Alongside this research, Claire published her reflections and recommendations from the findings, calling for a drastic overhaul to the way rape victims are treated in the criminal justice process. Claire calls on criminal justice partners to drastically improve the treatment and support that rape victims receive across the board, to ensure they have better access to fairer justice and support and are not forced to choose between rights to privacy or access to much needed therapy in lieu of justice.

Find the report here.

Source: https://www.london.gov.uk/what-we-do/mayor...
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