Survey into survivors experiences with the police
City, University of London are conducting an anonymous survey into survivors experiences with the police.
If you are a survivor of rape and sexual abuse aged 18+ and the offence was reported to the police, you are invited to take part. Your case may have just started, been ongoing for some time, or be closed. The survey is completely anonymous, and those who respond cannot be identified.
The survey is being conducted by academics at City, University of London, to help understand how the police deal with survivors of rape and sexual assault, and the findings will be used to help the police improve.
You can complete the survey online in your own time and at your own pace. It should take no more than 15 minutes to complete.
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