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Take Back the Night march seen as 'celebration of strength' to end sexual violence - Vimarsana News

Take Back the Night march seen as 'celebration of strength' to end sexual violence

A crowd of about 45 people took part in the annual Take Back the Night march, with chants and signs as they gathered at the Supreme Court in downtown St. John’s.

Source: cbc.ca
Police say man charged with sexual assault used fake social media accounts to arrange encounters - Vimarsana News

Police say man charged with sexual assault used fake social media accounts to arrange encounters

RNC charged a 32-year-old man with counts of sexual assault. Police said the accused allegedly used fake social media accounts to lure the victim.

Source: cbc.ca
Ottawa gives N.L. $700K in funding to boost crisis hotlines - Vimarsana News

Ottawa gives N.L. $700K in funding to boost crisis hotlines

The federal government has committed to giving $700,000 in funding over three years to Newfoundland and Labrador to bolster its gender based violence support organizations and crisis hotlines — though some details are thin.

Source: cbc.ca
End Sexual Violence NL Sees 45 Per Cent Increase in Demand for Services - Vimarsana News

End Sexual Violence NL Sees 45 Per Cent Increase in Demand for Services

End Sexual Violence NL says it is "extremely" difficult to keep up with the demand for their services. Yesterd...

Source: vocm.com
Police warning of spiked drinks means problem could be worse than normal: crisis centre director - Vimarsana News

Police warning of spiked drinks means problem could be worse than normal: crisis centre director

The director of the Newfoundland and Labrador Sexual Assault Crisis Prevention Centre says a recent police warning about poisoned drinks may represent a spike in date-rape attempts.

Source: cbc.ca