Context photographThe plan proposed a December pilot followed by expansion in 2025.
The government announced training to help nightlife staff recognise suspected incidents, support affected people and help preserve evidence.
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Context photographARU and Drinkaware examined national surveys and venue responses. Research published by Anglia Ruskin University and Drinkaware found that only one in ten people reporting a spiking experience had contacted police. Around half of those who did not report it saw little point in doing so.
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Context photographThe event covered sexual violence and vulnerable groups. The Madrid hospital held its seventh meeting of committees addressing violence. Healthcare, forensic and social-care specialists took part. The hospital reported observing more situations involving suspected drug-facilitated crime.
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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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