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Sexual assault is a pervasive issue that affects all segments of society, but the LGBT+ community faces unique and often underreported challenges. Understanding the magnitude and nuances of this crisis is crucial for fostering a supportive environment where survivors can seek justice and healing. Statistics reveal a disturbing reality. Stonewall’s 2017 report on hate crime […]

Drink spiking, the act of adding drugs or alcohol to someone’s drink without their knowledge or consent, can be used to facilitate sexual assault. Drink spiking and sexual assault represent a vile intersection of predatory behaviour and profound human vulnerability. Understanding drink spiking Drink spiking is not a new phenomenon. It can involve adding alcohol, […]

Sexual assault is a heinous crime that not only inflicts physical harm but leaves lasting emotional scars on its victims. Unfortunately, society often perpetuates harmful clichés and stereotypes surrounding survivors, further exacerbating the challenges they face. In this article, we aim to shed light on the clichés victims of sexual assault have to contend with […]

Sexual assault is a deeply distressing and prevalent issue, affecting individuals across all walks of life. However, it is crucial to recognise that people with a disability face unique challenges when it comes to addressing and preventing sexual assault. Statistics for England and Wales show a higher prevalence of sexual assault among disabled people than […]

In the realm of sexual assault discourse, the experiences of male survivors have often been overshadowed by prevailing stereotypes and misconceptions. The stigma surrounding male sexual assault survivors is a barrier that prevents many from seeking help, sharing their stories, and finding the support they deserve. And before we go any further, here is a […]

Sexual assault is a heinous crime that can leave deep scars on its victims, affecting their physical, emotional, and psychological well-being. The Sexual Offences Act 2003 is a crucial piece of legislation that defines sexual offences in England and Wales and provides a framework for holding perpetrators accountable. Separately, survivors can report rape and serious […]

I started Outcry Witness because I believe that people heal when others bear witness to their pain. When society acknowledges their trauma. When all of us collectively see the wrong that was done to them. Sexual violence has been a part of our lives for millennia. I don’t believe it can truly ever be eradicated. […]