Minder® 140db Police Approved Mini Minder Loud Personal Staff Panic Rape Attack Safety Security Alarm Keyring w/Torch - Secured by Design Approved (Police Preferred Specification) (Black)

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Striking the balance between the needs and rights of victims and those of suspects is paramount to RASSO 2025, so all parties can have confidence that they will be treated fairly.

The test for rape and serious sexual offences prosecutions is the same as for any other offence. The prosecutor must be satisfied that there is sufficient evidence to provide a realistic prospect of conviction, and that a prosecution is required in the public interest. We have committed to launching a consultation on our rape legal guidance in the autumn. This will include updated content on myths and stereotypes to reflect the changing nature of sexual encounters and relationships and will be supported by a new suite of training tools for prosecutors, which have been developed with extensive stakeholder input. The wearable device can also alert your friends and family to a potential rape in real-time without the need for a mobile device and police. You can also record a voice by pressing two buttons at the same time. 8. Undercover colors Victim Support ISVA Service – 01274 535432 /0300 3031971 – 8am-8pm Monday – Friday and Saturday 9am-5pm.A personal alarm with 135 dB of power from Vigilant, the PPS-9 is the most versatile on the market. The belt clip, wrist strap, and ripcord make this item convenient to wear. A ripcord or button can be pulled to activate the device. It can therefore be taken pretty much anywhere. As well as counselling and training there are initiatives to take a proactive and perhaps more pragmatic approach. Like self defence classes and some student unions are providing rape alarms.

If you have just been a victim of rape or sexual assault please call 999. The sooner that an assault is reported, the more evidence we will be able to collect to help bring the perpetrator to justice and make society safer for everyone. Rape and serious sexual offending remains one of the most misunderstood forms of criminality in society. The evidence shows that this type of offending is most commonly perpetrated by someone known to the victim and in many cases there will be no visible sign of injury. Significant psychological evidence shows that the neurological response to the trauma of rape and sexual assault can impact a victim’s ability to give a clear and coherent account of the event. However this evidence runs counter to many societal myths and sterotypes regarding rape and serious sexual offending which continue to persist and must be constantly challenged by prosecutors. I want to be clear about how we make our decisions on these cases - it is not based on a lawyer’s perception of which way a jury might go in deciding a defendant’s guilt. It is based - and always has been - on the merits of each individual case based on the Code for Crown Prosecutors.Smartphone safety features, personal alarms and apps don’t fix the problem that 85,000 women experience a sexual assault every year, and 1.7 million women are victims of domestic abuse. Nor do they exist to put the onus on the victim. They’re offering an option for personal protection to hopefully reduce the number of people, women in particular, who are targeted, and give people more confidence in their safety.” They will gather evidence relating to the suspect and if required, with your consent, will take you to the Sexual Assault Referral Centre for a medical examination. Our officers will do everything they can to put you at ease and feel as comfortable as possible. The anti-rape devices will definitely keep you safe, but there is much more you can do: learn any martial art, use public services, don’t trust anyone, and reach out for help. Get in touch with an authority in whatever situation you are in.