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Aug 2023
41m 43s

Scottish rape survivors, Writer Natasha ...

Bbc Radio 4
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<p>A group of women who were raped by the same man are now coming together to campaign for better treatment for survivors of rape in the Scottish justice system. After his sentencing, the women were photographed arm-in-arm outside the high court in Glasgow, having forged a close bond. Catriona Renton, reporter and presenter for BBC Scotland, joins Nuala. ... Show More
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