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We are aware of and understand there is public concern over these arrests. However, the matter is still under investigation."

Sexual assault referral centres (SARCs) offer medical, practical and emotional support to anyone who has been raped, sexually assaulted or abused. SARCs have specially trained doctors, nurses and support workers to care for you. You can also talk to someone from the MASH, or a social worker or the police if you prefer. You don't have to give your name. The support line has been launched in time for the festive season when reports of sexual violence are known to increase. At least 1 in 4 women and 1 in 20 men have been raped or sexually assaulted as an adult. We are working with the Metropolitan Police to establish exactly what happened, and in the meantime, we are in touch with our volunteers to ensure they are receiving the support they need.”

Deputy Assistant Commissioner Ade Adelekan said: "The intelligence we received led us to be extremely worried about the potential risk to public safety. There are plenty of welcome statements about how the treatment of victims must improve – digital strip-searches should end, only evidence that is pertinent to a rape case should be used in court and victims should have their phones returned within 24 hours – but little detail about how this might happen. It’s more like we are forced to take the responsibility into our own hands. Companies like mine exist because we don’t feel protected or safe… Respect their decisions – for example, whether or not they want to report the assault to the police. Today’s announcement builds on recent government work to drive improvements in the criminal justice system. This includes quadrupling funding for victim services and bringing forward a landmark Victims Bill which seeks to ensure they are better heard, served and supported at every stage.

a voluntary organisation, such as Rape Crisis, Women's Aid, Victim Support, The Survivors Trust or Male Survivors Partnership

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Being intoxicated, not being asked, saying nothing, or saying yes to something else, is not consent. Being in a relationship or married to someone is not consent. Sexual assault is a crime

The government-funded service will be operated by Rape Crisis England & Wales who have over 3 decades’ experience running a helpline for rape and sexual abuse survivors. It will be available to anyone aged 16 years and over who has experienced any form of sexual violence and abuse, at any point in their life. Deputy Assistant Commissioner Ade Adelekan said: “The intelligence we received led us to be extremely worried about the potential risk to public safety. Yes, carrying a rape alarm is legal in the UK. Rape alarms are not classified as weapons, and there are no laws prohibiting their use. However, it’s important to note that using a rape alarm to intentionally cause harm or distress to another person is illegal and can result in criminal charges. 4. What are the rules and regulations for carrying a rape alarm?

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When victims feel believed and supported, they are much more likely to stay the course in the criminal justice process. This vital helpline will have a major role to play in providing the support victims need, and in bringing more vile criminals to justice.

There is, however, much to be positive about if funding and accountability materialise. The review promises to return the volume of cases prosecuted to 2016/17 levels, after which they began to drop at a dizzying rate –falling by 60%. Few would argue the picture was rosy five years ago, but the government adviser Emily Hunt, herself a survivor, says it has to be the starting point “not a victory lap”. Her continued presence for the next six months will be key to driving progress, and victims will hope her influence continues beyond that. Like Fearless, Empowerment was started as a response to high-profile murder cases (Picture: Empowerment Safety Keychains)If you decide to report the assault to the police, specially trained advisors can support you through the criminal justice system. They can also support you through the trial if the case goes to court. Rebecca, from Dunstable in Bedfordshire, tells Metro.co.uk: ‘I also include a criminal identification spray supplied by a company based here in the UK. They designed the spray to be non-harmful, to meet with the UK laws. victims who have spoken to a specialist like an ISVA are 49% less likely to withdraw from the criminal justice process