Guide

Sexual assault: your rights and the law

Publisher
Violence against women Sexual assault Sexual abuse victims Victims of crimes Victims of family violence New South Wales
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Description

This resource has information for women and girls who have been sexually assaulted including:

  • What sexual assault means;
  • Getting medical help and counselling after a sexual assault;
  • Reporting to the police; and
  • Legal process and your rights.
Publication Details
ISBN:

978-0-9945808-1-8

Copyright:
Women’s Legal Service NSW 2016
Access Rights Type:
open
Post date:
29 Sep 2016

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