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The Right to Choose: Enhancing best practice in responding to sexual assault in Queensland: download PDF

Limiting Choices: Critical Analysis of Proposed ‘Hub’ Model: download PDF
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Criminal Code (Consent and Mistake of Fact) and Other Legislation Amendment Bill 2020
On 13 August 2020, Hon Yvette D’Ath MP, Attorney General and Minister for Justice introduced the Criminal Code (Consent and Mistake of Fact) and Other Legislation Amendment Bill 2020 (the Bill) and referred it to the Legal Affairs and Community Safety Committee (the committee) for detailed consideration.

The committee invites written submissions on the Bill from interested stakeholders and members of the public. The closing date for lodging written submissions is 10:00am on Tuesday 15 September 2020.

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Criminal Code (Consent and Mistake of Fact) and Other Legislation Amendment Bill 2020 On 13 August 2020, Hon Yvette D’Ath MP, Attorney General and Minister for Justice introduced the Criminal Code (Consent and Mistake of Fact) and Other Legislation Amendment Bill 2020 (the Bill) and referred it to... ... See more

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Believe Queensland Women

4849 survivors a year in Qld alone. 4849 survivors who are predominantly mothers, sisters, and daughters. Survivors who deserve more. Survivors who need your voice!

Consent laws are being debated in Qld parliment next week, so now is the time to use your voice.

Together we can achieve change. Post with the hashtag #reformqldconsentlaws and #affirmativeconsent. Then call or email your state member of parliament asking for stronger consent laws.

With an affirmative model of consent and severe limits to the mistake of fact defence, Queensland can truly make progress to prevent sexual violence and seek justice for survivors.

Need more info before you post with the hashtags and call your MP?
🌍Check out our website to see the research and access the “how you can help page” for tips for talking to your MP: http://believeqldwomen.org,
💻Take a look at www.consentlawqld.com to see how current Qld legislation is playing out in court.
📃Read the Women’s Legal Service statement calling for stronger consent law and explaining why Labour’s proposed legislation doesn’t go far enough in reforming current law: https://wlsq.org.au/sexual-assault-review-recommendations/

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QLRC — Rape & Sexual Assault Research & Advocacy

Media Release: Rape & Sexual Assault Research & Advocacy
BREAKING: Queensland Law Reform Commission fails to make substantive recommendations to improve rape law.


The Queensland Law Reform Commission (the ‘Commission’) has ignored concerns of survivors and advocates in failing to recommend changes that would implement a standard of affirmative consent into sexual offence law in Queensland.

The Commission has also disregarded significant peer-reviewed, academic evidence, instead referring to a UK study that has not passed a peer-review process and has not been published.

After a 10-month review, the Commission made a total of just 5 recommendations.

The result is a ‘slap in the face’ to survivors of sexual violence in Queensland. The failure to recommend that a history of domestic violence be considered in sexual offence cases is devastating.

See full media statement from the Rape & Sexual Assault Research & Advocacy...
https://rasara.org/qlrc?fbclid=IwAR38xRWAI0P7byRi6qt6txRAV54C32MH1eAOqBtqlM8ajCcjXBHs5M7cu-o ... See more

BREAKING: Queensland Law Reform Commission fails to make substantive recommendations to improve rape law. The Queensland Law Reform Commission (the ‘Commission’) has ignored concerns of survivors and advocates in failing to recommend changes that would implement a standard of affirmative consent... ... See more

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