Survivor tells researchers garda flirted as she reported rape
Research into 15 abuse survivors’ experiences conducted by charity One in Four
Calls for ‘complete review’ of St John Ambulance safeguarding standards
Former senior figure in paramedic organisation found to have abused children
Tusla policy ‘endangering’ victims of child sex abuse, say therapists
Victims no longer asked to name abusers, as Tusla must inform alleged abuser of complaint
Abuse survivor charity closed waiting list due to high demand
One in Four saw surge in requests for help after Belfast rape trial and during Pope Francis visit
Scouting Ireland child abuse cases expected to rise ‘quite considerably’
Audit reveals details of 71 alleged abusers ‘none of which are still working in organisation’
Charities report sharp rise in abuse victims seeking help
One in Four says pope’s visit triggered large increase in calls from new clients
Rape victims left ‘humiliated’ by ‘barbaric’ legal system
One woman was told by garda he would be too embarrassed to take her statement
Tusla rejects claim it did not fully investigate sex abuse allegations
One in Four fears unapprehended sex offenders may be continuing to abuse
Majority of sex offenders do not take part in prison treatment
New figures reveal most leave prison without having attended preventative programme
Victims of Crime Bill a great step foward, but far from free
From November 16th, victims will for the first time have legally enforceable rights
Sexual abusers exist in every community, says One in Four
Teens sexualised by explicit online content which can lead on to abuse of younger relatives
One in Four appeals for donations for counselling services
Agency for child sexual abuse survivors has had to turn people away due to lack of funds
Behind the News: Eileen Finnegan, psychotherapist
Many young sex offenders began by downloading internet images of children being abused, according to One in Four, whose treatment services now extend to abusers
Justice system ‘a source of trauma’ in sex crime cases
One in Four says it is unacceptable that many victims lack legal remedies
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