Sentence examples for rape services from inspiring English sources

The Met Police's decision to investigate the alleged murders of three boys in the late 1970s by members of a Wesminster VIP paedophile ring - based in part on the evidence put forward by a male survivor of the sexual abuse - has also brought a new focus onto the need for dedicated male rape services, as have the reports of Lord Janner's alleged abuse of boys dating back to the 1960s.

These had questions on social and demographic characteristics, the manner in which rape services were provided, the workload in relation to post-rape care services, prior training on counselling and post-rape care services, confidence in providing post-rape care, gender attitudes, attitudes about issues related to rape, and levels of empathy.

Very few studies have looked at the providers working in post-rape services.

For example, an assessment in Kenya in 2003 revealed limited post-rape services, lack of policy, and tensions between HIV and reproductive health staff at service delivery points.

The study has shown that the knowledge of providers working in post-rape services was low, highlighting an urgent need to improve training in this field in the country.

Health care providers reported on their confidence in providing ten aspects of post-rape services, using a score of 1 to indicate 'no confidence' and 10 to indicate 'total confidence' in providing the service.

The state already provides about $6.5 million for rape prevention and sexual assault services.

As for the $6.5 million that Scott said the government provides for rape prevention and sexual assault services, a large percentage of that money is distributed to education programs, not actual crisis centers serving the victims.

Another challenge to ongoing equity analysis lies in funding the recommendations emerging from this, such as the need for mobile VCT programmes, and the development of post rape care services and VCT services for the deaf,, which arose from equity analysis of VCT scale-up data in Kenya (CS 1).

But, like police campaigns that don't blame the victim and funding for rape crisis services, the inclusion of feminism on the political syllabus was apparently something we still had to battle for in 2016.

Uber was banned for a period in Delhi after one of its drivers was accused of rape; its services uniting customers with drivers who do not have taxi licences have been banned in Germany; and authorities in the Japanese city of Fukuoka cut short a pilot of the system.