We join volunteers in Bristol as they hand out DNA test kits they say can empower victims and deter perpetrators ...
and hear from critics who call the project reckless.
We join volunteers in Bristol as they hand out DNA test kits they say can empower victims and deter perpetrators ... and hear from critics who call the project recklessOn a bitingly cold Tuesday, ambassadors dressed in bright orange sweatshirts hand out self-swab rape kits and packets of chocolates from a paddling pool to fellow Bristol University students moving between lectures. “Can I take one for my daughter?” asks a middle-aged woman.The ambassadors are volunteers for Enough, a not-for-profit organisation that was launched as a pilot in October, offering free DNA testing kits to students in Bristol who had reported rape, and online resources to support them. Continue reading...
We join volunteers in Bristol as they hand out DNA test kits they say can empower victims and deter perpetrators ...
and hear from critics who call the project reckless.
