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Suspected spiking: what to do and why a negative test does not rule it out
Guidance for Spain, drawing on two official sources.
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Ireland introduces a bill proposing a standalone spiking offence
The draft includes a toxicology pathway and a proposed maximum ten-year sentence. Mark Ward and Máire Devine introduced the Spiking Offences Bill 2026 in the Dáil. The proposal covers intentional administration of substances while knowing that the other person does not consent, or being reckless about whether they do.
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Cork sexual violence centre calls for a specific response to spiking
The campaign seeks clearer law, better data and access to toxicology testing. RTÉ reported calls from the Sexual Violence Centre in Cork to strengthen responses to substances administered without consent. The organisation linked its demands to experiences received through support services and prevention campaigns.
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