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YORK: Paedophile Sean Harland jailed for sex abuse of child - Vimarsana News

YORK: Paedophile Sean Harland jailed for sex abuse of child

A victim of sexual abuse when she was a child has attacked the CPS and the judicial system over the way her case was handled.

Government's rape tsar claims there is 'no point to ever reporting rape to the police again' as she quits Britain to return to the US - and slams being used as a 'rubber stamp' whose advice was 'ignored' - Vimarsana News

Government's rape tsar claims there is 'no point to ever reporting rape to the police again' as she quits Britain to return to the US - and slams being used as a 'rubber stamp' whose advice was 'ignored'

The Government's rape tsar has told MailOnline she has been left feeling there is 'no point' to reporting a crime to the police because they 'won't do anything about it.'

Rape victims to be offered CPS meeting after not guilty pleas - Vimarsana News

Rape victims to be offered CPS meeting after not guilty pleas

The measures are aimed at reducing the number of complainants who withdraw from the process over fears about giving evidence.

Rape victims to meet with prosecutors as part of proposal to cut drop-outs - Vimarsana News

Rape victims to meet with prosecutors as part of proposal to cut drop-outs

Rape victims will get a legal right to have face-to-face meetings with prosecutors ahead of their trial as part of the Government’s attempt to reduce drop-out rates.

Source: yahoo.com
Rape victims to meet with prosecutors before trials - Vimarsana News

Rape victims to meet with prosecutors before trials

Rape cases carry a higher rate of not guilty pleas than other offences, research shows.