Sumanta Roy, director of policy for Imkaan, said many victims received further harm from the system rather than justice. She said: "It's our experience from providing front-line support to victims and survivors that they are being pressurised into handing over vast quantities of personal data and there are question marks over how relevant much of that data is." A joint report from the End Violence Against Women Coalition (EVAW), Rape Crisis, the Centre for Womens Justice and Imkaan will be presented to MPs on Monday and comes in advance of a government review due before the end of the year. The report, which features the views of rape and serious sexual assault victims, also calls for specialist support services for particularly marginalised women. In short, rape should be an active area of public policymaking; currently it is not, it states.
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