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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
Addendum to “The Right to Choose”

 

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4 months ago

Please see the joint statement from women's services in Queensland on the Interim Report of the DNA Inquiry.
https://www.facebook.com/110231607389306/posts/640963157649479/

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4 months ago

Calls for victims and other interested persons to make further submissions to the DNA Commission of Inquiry until 21st October.

"Mr Sofronoff will open public hearings in the Brisbane Magistrates Court on Monday and has called for more public submissions until October 21, "because of the concerning issues raised in the interim report".

"I want victims of crime, defendants, lawyers, forensic experts, and both current and former public servants and police to bring relevant matters to my attention," Mr Sofronoff said."

Click here to make a submission to the Sofronoff inquiry.

https://www.dnainquiry.qld.gov.au/ ... See more

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4 months ago

"Queensland Sexual Assault Network secretariat Angela Lynch has called on the Palaszczuk government to increase funding for "already inundated" sexual violence services, given the (DNA Commission's interim) report's "major impact".

"The system that was set up to provide safety for victims of sexual violence has failed them," Ms Lynch said.

"The state of Queensland does have a duty of care to now provide some real wrap-around support. Victim survivors should be at the forefront of all decision making."

If you require assistance in relation to sexual violence please contact 1800 Respect on 1800 737 732 available 24/7.

The police taskforce established for victims of crime 1300 993 191.

https://www.abc.net.au/news/2022-09-22/qld-dna-inquiry-forensics-sexual-assault-service-brace-demand/101459762 ... See more

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