Context photographThe 2025 Monitor also identifies barriers to reporting incidents to police.
Drinkaware released findings indicating that 1.8% of adults believed their drink had been spiked during the previous twelve months. Among respondents reporting that experience, 23% had contacted police.
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Context photographThe campaign sought closer links between healthcare and investigation. The Scottish Government and NHS 24 promoted an initiative during the festival season. It included changes to record people attending emergency departments after suspected spiking.
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Context photographThe initiative emphasises collective responsibility instead of blaming victims. The Flemish justice minister launched a video campaign addressing people who spike drinks and encouraging bystanders to act. It also points viewers towards support services.
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Context photographEmergency care puts the person first. Understanding what tests can and cannot show helps people seek support without waiting for certainty.
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Context photographA concern deserves attention. Getting somewhere safe, finding trusted company and asking for help are the first steps in Ireland’s health guidance.
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Context photographSpain’s national health protocol addresses the physical, psychological and social consequences of sexual violence, including when an incident was not recent.
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