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Find out what to do if you are spiked, or are with someone who has been, and where to get more information.
Brings together information about spiking for victims and professionals, including sources of advice and support.
Information for local authorities, higher education institutions and healthcare providers about the role they can play in preventing and tackling spiking.
Provides information on what spiking is, why and where it happens, the laws against it and the police’s role.
Police chiefs, industry executives and transport bosses must work together to keep women and girls safe, the Prime Minster will urge when he convenes leaders in Downing Street later today [Monday 25 November].
Information for venues and festivals about the important role they can play in preventing spiking and helping victims when it happens.
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