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UK rolls out special rape courts to put survivors first

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The UK government is rolling out special courts for rape cases in England and Wales to reduce delays and better support survivors with private facilities. Read More: https://punchng.com/uk-rolls-out-special-rape-courts-to-put-survivors-first/

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