article_snippet.sent: But a police poster advising women to stick together on a night out provoked anger yesterday, as campaigners claimed it suggested victims were responsible for sex attacks.
article_snippet.sent: Women’s rights groups said rapists were to blame for sex attacks, not rapists victims.
article_snippet.sent: Anti-rape campaigners have criticised The message in this Sussex Police poster arguing it implies that victims are to blame for getting raped .
article_snippet.sent: But this Sussex Police poster arguing it implies that victims are to blame for getting raped won praise from supporters who said this Sussex Police poster arguing it implies that victims are to blame for getting raped was ‘blindingly obvious’ that this Sussex Police poster arguing it implies that victims are to blame for getting raped was not blaming women, and that this Sussex Police poster arguing it implies that victims are to blame for getting raped simply offered ‘sensible advice’.
article_snippet.sent: this Sussex Police poster arguing it implies that victims are to blame for getting raped features a picture of two smiling young women posing for a selfie, with the text:
article_snippet.sent: this Sussex Police poster arguing it implies that victims are to blame for getting raped goes on:
article_snippet.sent: But anti-rape campaigners said police should target potential attackers instead, and that this Sussex Police poster arguing it implies that victims are to blame for getting raped sent a message that women needed a constant chaperone.
article_snippet.sent: Chief Inspector Katy Woolford said: ‘Rape is never a victim’s fault, but as with all crimes we can reduce the number of victims in several ways.
article_snippet.sent: Out initiative suggesting rape victims were to blame if rape victims were drunk .
article_snippet.sent: Sussex Police were praised by anti-rape groups for anti-rape groups 2014 Christmas anti-rape campaign which carried the strapline: 'Drinking is not a Crime.