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Rape victims say their cases are delayed while Swans sex assault case takes priority
theage.com.au · Australia · global
Victims of rape are claiming that their cases are being delayed, while a specific sex assault case, involving the Swans, is receiving preferential treatment. This raises concerns about equity and efficiency within the justice system.
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