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- Your Rights
- Factsheet
Supports for people who experience hate crimes in Ireland
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If you experience a hate crime you are not alone, there are supports that can help you.
- Your Rights
- Factsheet
What are the laws on hate crimes in Ireland?
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Ireland, unlike most EU countries, has no effective hate crime laws.
- Relationships
- Factsheet
SpunOut.ie’s Sexual Consent Quiz
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Take our Sexual Consent Quiz and improve your knowledge around consent
- Sexual Health
- Factsheet
Could you have a problem with porn?
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There are things you can do if you have concerns about your porn use
SpunOut.ie launches Have Better Sex campaign
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SpunOut.ie's campaign on understanding consent, safer sex & healthier relationships
- Relationships
- Factsheet
Signs of toxic behaviour in a relationship or friendship
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You have a right to feel safe and secure in any relationship, whether that’s with a partner or a friend
- Relationships
- Factsheet
QUIZ: Can you identify toxic behaviour?
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It can be hard to know if you are in a toxic relationship when you're the one in it.
- STIs
- Factsheet
How to tell your partner you have an STI
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It’s important to have this conversation with all of your recent sexual partners if you find out you have an STI
- Relationships
- Factsheet
What should I do if I receive unwanted sexts?
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You should always feel you can tell someone you don't want to receive sexual messages or texts
- Relationships
- Factsheet
Talking about consent in a relationship
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Knowing how to talk to your partner about your sexual needs can help strengthen your relationship
- Relationships
- Factsheet
What to do if your partner doesn’t want to have sex
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Communicating with your partner is the best way to resolve issues around sex
Half of young adults are targeted by fraud scams each month
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A survey by FraudSMART has revealed that an average of €228 is lost to scammers among 18-24-year olds