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Here is a list of useful links to other sites that are relevant to false accusations of rape and the falsely accused.
Other UK support organisations / sites / forums etc
If you have your own links to suggest, please reply to this post and I will periodically edit this first post to add them in. Thanks!
Please note that this site is UK oriented and accordingly, these links are also UK oriented. However, please feel free to suggest non-UK links too if they are useful.
Other UK support organisations / sites / forums etc
- PAFAA and SOFAP - People against False Accusations of Abuse and Support Organisation for Falsely Accused People.
- Dedicated to anyone who has been falsely accused of abuse, in whichever disguise it takes.
- PACSO - People Appealing Convictions of Sexual Offences
- Dedicated to anyone who has been falsely accused or been subjected to an unwarranted investigation.
- FASO - False Allegations Support Organisation
- A voluntary organisation dedicated to supporting anyone affected by a false allegation of abuse.
- Innocent
- A Manchester-based organisation which supports and campaigns for innocent people in prison.
- Sentencing Guidelines
- The government website from the "Sentencing Guidelines Council" and the "Sentencing Advisory Panel" - detailing their guidelines produced "to encourage consistency in sentencing throughout England and Wales."
- SAFARI - Supporting All Falsely Accused with Reference Information
- A site which aims to provide "powerful and positive information that is likely to be of use to those who are in a position to make necessary changes in our investigative and judicial systems, those who have been affected by false accusations, including the family & friends of victims, and those who have suffered from being pressurised into making false accusations."
If you have your own links to suggest, please reply to this post and I will periodically edit this first post to add them in. Thanks!
Please note that this site is UK oriented and accordingly, these links are also UK oriented. However, please feel free to suggest non-UK links too if they are useful.
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