Rape crisis centre

But yesterday he described rival airlines as high fare rapists and when challenged on whether that word was appropriate he didn't retreat, he said absolutely and repeated it.

And the National Women's Council and the Dublin Rape Crisis Centre have condemned the language.

Ministers have called for an apology.

Ryanair's own cabin crew union has described it as deeply inappropriate.

He wanted to tell a story about Ryanair's low fares and the competitors' high fares.

But we're not discussing ticket prices this morning.

The story has been dominated by survivor groups, political reaction, Dublin Rape Crisis Centre, and the first rule of communications.

If people are talking about your language instead of your message, you've lost the narrative.

One of the biggest surprises for me was realizing that the deeper you rooted yourself in ancient Christianity, the more committed you became to welcoming queer folks and standing with people on the margins.

I also want to mention, like you said, the Rape Crisis Center that you have been a part of.

Can you mention a little bit about that work as...

As a secondhand survivor myself, which means a secondhand survivor, as you probably know, is someone that you are very close with who has survived, that you have been through a lot of the ordeals, that you feel passionate about wanting justice.

We have the FDYS.

We have the Rape Crisis Centre.

We have community activists.

It's a broad range of people.

My clients in Trinidad.

When I was at Rape Crisis, I was there for a while.

And I know we're going to talk about my experiences, but the...

these women and children who went through some of the toughest experiences of abuse, sexual violence, domestic violence, and asked me their names.

people celebrate.

But those are the ones.

Yeah, and that's why it's important for me to have you here, because to hear your story, even when you talk about working in the rape crisis center, that statement sounds surreal to me.

Given that I know what you've been through, maybe it's a good time to talk about it, because I...

The new course is considered to be both thought-provoking and detailed.

Darren Rowe, Managing Director of Stagecoach East, said, ''Tackling violence against women and girls is something that we all need to take responsibility for and we're working very hard to play our part in this.'' The move is in addition to Stagecoach East's partnership with Cambridgeshire and Peterborough Combined Police Authority and Cambridgeshire and Peterborough's Rape Crisis Centre to form the Buses and Businesses Against Abuse Scheme.

Under the scheme, if a driver recognises that a woman or girl may be in fear of abuse on the street, they are authorised to pull over and ask if they need help and then take her to a safe place en route if necessary.

Now a story of an attempted or an actual car theft.

And I think that something that gets lost in all of these conversations and lamentations about the loss of lesbian space is, or of dyke bars, is like the lesbian cafes or even other community settings like the Lesbian Health Center.

Or in Boston, I was also really involved with the Rape Crisis Center, which is not, I don't want to say like, oh, thank God we were all there for the Rape Crisis Center.

We'd rather there not be a rape crisis center, but it was, you know, a really community oriented community run space where we were all part of this project together.

And then went to diesel to drink coffee and eat scones.

I don't even remember what we ate.